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Compare Nothing

See how our plastic-free cups and straws compare to the alternatives.

Plastic sneaks into most "eco" cups.

Most paper cups are lined with plastic. Good for leaks. Bad for everything after.

Nothing cups and straws are 100% plastic-free and biodegradable. Gone in 180 days. No special facilities. No asterisks.

FULLY COMPOSTABLE FULLY COMPOSTABLE

PLASTIC FREE PLASTIC FREE

OCEAN FRIENDLY OCEAN FRIENDLY

See how we stack up

As sustainable as reusable, with the convenience of disposables.

Cold & Hot Cups

Plastic-free & Biodegradable

Breaks down in any environment in 180 days or less, including your home compost.

Built-in
Spill-Resistant Lid

No separate lid. Less waste, less cost.

No Plastic
Left Behind

Decomposes fully. Nothing left behind.

Bioplastic

Biodegradable
In Theory

Marketed to break down anywhere. The conditions rarely agree.

Separate Lid
Needed

Needs its own lid, usually plastic.

Microplastics
Left Behind

Can shed microplastics unless industrially composted.

Compostable,
With Conditions

PLA only breaks down in an industrial composter. Anywhere else, it acts like plastic.

Separate Lid
Needed

Needs its own lid, usually plastic

Microplastics
Left Behind

Can shed microplastics unless industrially composted.

Straws

Plastic-free & biodegradable

Breaks down in any environment in 180 days or less, including your home compost.

No Plastic
Left Behind

Decomposes fully. Nothing left behind.

Legal Where Bioplastics Aren't

Paper straws are exempt from the single-use bans in Montreal and British Columbia.

Bioplastic

Biodegradable
In Theory

Marketed to break down anywhere. The conditions rarely agree.

Microplastics
Left Behind

Can shed microplastics as it fragments.

Banned in Montreal and BC

PHA is prohibited for food service in Montreal and across British Columbia.

Compostable, with Conditions

PLA only breaks down in an industrial composter. Anywhere else, it acts like plastic.

Microplastics
Left Behind

Can shed microplastics unless industrially composted.

Banned in Montreal and BC

PLA is prohibited for food service in Montreal and across British Columbia.

Mostly Plastic

Agave fiber blended with recycled plastic. Recycled is better than virgin, but it is still plastic.

Microplastics
Left Behind

The plastic content does not break down. As it fragments, it can shed microplastics.

Banned in Montreal and BC

Plastic straws are prohibited for food service in Montreal and across British Columbia.

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Everything we make is designed to vanish in 180 days or less. Back to the dirt, the air, the earth it came from. Because in single-use, leaving nothing behind is the best thing you can do.