Did you know that up to 10-20% of the toothpaste in an "empty" tube can go to waste?* That's 10-20 grams stuck to the walls and ending up in the trash – wasted money and more plastic in the landfill. With Escura Tubs, you can squeeze out every last drop effortlessly!

The toothpaste tube was invented in 1892 by Colgate (before then it came in jars or powders), but the modern design inevitably leaves residue without a tool. This simple squeezer has solved that problem for decades – a zero-waste gesture that saves money and helps protect the planet.

The same thing happens in cosmetics with creams and sunscreens: there are always leftovers that no one can reach, but with this gadget, they last longer and you reduce unnecessary purchases.

*Sources we have used for information: In toothpaste tubes (the most common use), without a properly made squeezer, between 5% and 20% of the contents are wasted (depending on the source: Quora and studies mention 5-10%, while others like Business Waste or real-world tests reach 10-20%, or about 10-20 grams in a standard 100g tube). A similar phenomenon occurs with cosmetic creams, although less quantified, because the tubes leave residue stuck to the walls.