This Canadian Beverage Company Designed Resealable Cans That Make Life So Much Easier

You can now save the rest of your drink for later. 💧

This Canadian Beverage Company Designed Resealable Cans That Make Life So Much Easier
Natalia Buia
Senior Editor, Studio

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How many times have you opened a can and felt the need to either chug the whole thing or throw half of it out because you couldn't save the rest of it for later?

Well, you're in for a real treat here.

Cycle Water, a Canadian company that sells still and sparkling canned water, have designed resealable lids that are ideal for picnics, beach trips and pretty much any outdoor activity.


You no longer have to worry about getting sand or any weird stuff in your drink. It's pretty mind-blowing how no one has thought of this idea before!

You may find it strange to drink water out of an aluminum can at first, since the norm for decades has been plastic bottles. But the company says aluminum is better to recycle and uses less energy in the process compared to plastic.

If you're aiming for a zero-waste lifestyle, this is one way to start.

Cycle Water

Price: $23.88 for a 12-pack ($1.99 per can)

Details: You can now enjoy refreshing, Canadian-sourced canned water with a resealable lid. It's a better alternative to plastic bottles, and super convenient when you're thirsty and on the go. Don't feel like drinking the whole thing? You can close it and have the rest later. It's also 100% leak-proof so you don't have to worry about getting everything in your bag wet. You can order a pack on their website (free delivery across the GTA) or buy it at select Loblaws across Canada—but the sparkling cans won't hit stores until May 24 long weekend.

$23.88 at CYCLEWATER

  • Natalia Buia was a Senior Editor for Narcity Media's Studio in Toronto, Ontario. Always on the hunt for the best bargain, she has written commerce content for other publications including HuffPost Canada. When she's not working, Natalia can be found watching true-crime documentaries and eating potato chips.

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