ONE JAR. MANY USES.
Every MitoGenix jar is heavy, frosted glass, built to outlast the capsules inside it. Here's what our customers do with theirs once the last scoop is gone.
Still doing supplement duty
Daily "On-the-Go" Scoop Station
Pre-portion a single daily dose (like creatine) into the empty jar. No more "did I take this today?" guessing on the way out the door.
Pre-Workout Travel Container
Portion out powders for the gym bag ahead of a midday training session, no more bulky tubs.
Evening Wind-Down Jar
Portion tomorrow's magnesium or L-theanine tonight, the bedside counterpart to the morning scoop station.
Keep it fresh, keep it visible
Superfood Seed Storage
Chia, hemp or flax seeds stay fresh and visible in the pantry, frosted glass keeps light out.
Spice Storage
Dried herbs and spices, decanted and airtight, a cleaner-looking spice rack for free.
Overnight Oats / Chia Pudding
The exact size for a single-serve prep jar, mix it the night before, grab it on the way out.
Bathroom shelf and carry-on, sorted
Epsom Salts
Keep magnesium flakes handy in the bathroom for post-training recovery baths.
DIY Bath Salts or Sugar Scrubs
The perfect size and finish for homemade spa products, gift-ready, too.
Travel Toiletry Container
Durable enough for thick lotions or hair clay on trips, no leaking plastic tubs.
Cotton Swabs & Hair Ties
Cotton swabs, makeup remover pads, or hair ties, corralled instead of loose in a drawer.
A cleaner desk, no new plastic
Premium Pen Cup
Lid off, the heavy glass makes a sleek, minimalist organizer for pens and styluses.
Tech Accessory Hub
USB drives, SD cards and small adapters, neatly in one place instead of a tangled drawer.
Hardware Organizer
Paperclips, push-pins or binder clips, stored without looking like clutter.
Coin Bank
A simple change holder for the desk or entryway table.
Sewing / Craft Kit
Buttons, thread, needles, a small kit that stays put instead of rattling around a drawer.
Light, colour, and studio use
Tealight Holder
Lid off, a small candle creates a beautiful, diffused blue glow through the frosted glass.
Paint Brush Water Cup
A sturdy, wide-based cup for artists and crafters that won't tip over on the desk.
Herb Propagation / Small Planter
Root a cutting or hold a small succulent in water, visible and pretty through the frosted glass.
The Focus Jar
Our favourite reuse, and the one we'd love to see in your photos. Once it's empty, the jar becomes a Focus Jar, write a goal, an affirmation, or a single intention for the day on a slip of paper and drop it in. Pull one out each morning.
It's the same idea behind what was in the jar in the first place, one small, deliberate thing at a time.
How to Remove the Label, Without Scratching the Glass
Acrylic adhesive is high-tack by design, so soap and water alone won't shift it. Five steps, about 10 minutes, no damage to the frosted finish.
Apply Heat
A hairdryer on medium heat for 30–45 seconds softens the acrylic and loosens the bond.
Peel Slowly
Catch a corner and pull back slowly at a sharp 45° angle to lift as much glue as possible with the paper.
Apply a Solvent
Isopropyl alcohol or a natural oil like eucalyptus breaks down what's left. Let it sit 2–3 minutes.
Scrape
A plastic scraper or old credit card edge gently pushes the dissolved glue off the glass.
Wash & Rinse
Warm water and dish soap removes the solvent and any lingering stickiness. Done.
Don't throw the jar away. Give it a second job.
Every reused jar is one less thing in landfill, and one more reason we chose glass over plastic in the first place.
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