Ditching the plastic, 
where it counts

Packaging decisions matter. We focus on reducing plastic where it makes the biggest difference, without adding complexity or pretending there's a perfect solution.

Why we don't use plastic tubs
Most supplements default to rigid plastic tubs. We chose not to.

Instead, fitppl products are packaged in flexible bags that use significantly less plastic overall. The decision wasn’t about optics. It was about reducing material use while still protecting the product and keeping things practical.

It’s a tradeoff we’re comfortable making.
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About the scoop

Where scoops are necessary, we avoid traditional plastic.

Our scoops are made from bagasse — the fibrous byproduct left over from sugarcane processing. Using an existing waste stream allows us to replace a single-use plastic component with a material that serves the same function.

It's a small choice, but a deliberate one.

Practical decisions, 
not promises

Material choices are rarely all-or-nothing. They involve tradeoffs, constraints, and real-world use.

We focus on decisions that reduce plastic meaningfully, work at scale, and hold up over time, without turning them into claims they can't support.

This isn't framed as a solution.
It's how we make decisions.