Facial Tissue Holders price list
Last updated Wednesday, Nov 4, 2026
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Last updated Wednesday, Nov 4, 2026
A facial tissue holder can do more than keep tissues within reach. It can help organize a bathroom counter, create a cleaner visual impression, or offer a practical alternative to disposable tissue boxes. In the reference selection, you’ll find several different approaches: reusable tissue systems, guest towel boxes, and a much larger group of tracheostomy tube holders and ties. Because these products serve different purposes, comparing their features carefully is essential.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not a store. The prices and product information below come from the supplied listings and may vary. Think of this guide as a map: it helps you understand which type of product may suit your needs before you compare an offer.
The category is labeled Facial Tissue Holders, but the reference data includes three distinct product groups. The first is reusable facial tissue systems from LastObject. The second is disposable guest towel products from Kleenex. The third is a broad range of tracheostomy tube holders, collars, straps, and ties intended for medical use.
These groups should not be treated as interchangeable. A reusable tissue system is designed for everyday nose care and portability. A guest towel box is designed for hygienic, one-at-a-time dispensing. A tracheostomy holder is a medical support product used to secure a tracheostomy tube. Choosing the correct product begins with identifying the actual job you need it to perform.
LastObject’s Lasttissue products are the closest match to reusable facial tissues in the reference data. The standard Lasttissue options include a food-grade silicone pack and six reusable organic cotton tissues. They are listed in green, turquoise, and black, with each option priced at $24 in the supplied offers.
The product description states that the cotton tissues measure approximately 7 by 7 inches. That compact size makes the pack easier to carry than a traditional tissue box, especially if you want a personal supply in a bag, desk drawer, or vehicle. The silicone case also includes a barrier that separates used tissues from clean ones.
Imagine replacing a pocket tissue pack with a small reusable kit. Instead of reaching for a new disposable tissue every time, you use one of the cotton tissues and clean it later. The listing says the pack is designed to replace 3,100 single-use tissues, giving it a strong sustainability angle for people who regularly use facial tissues.
The product description also emphasizes soft, tightly woven organic cotton. That may appeal to people who find some disposable tissues rough during allergy season or frequent sniffles. The case is made from food-grade silicone, and its separated compartments are intended to keep clean and used tissues apart.
The green, turquoise, and black versions appear to offer the same listed configuration and price. The main difference is appearance, so you can choose the color that best fits your personal style or bathroom decor. Green may create a fresh, natural look, turquoise can add a brighter accent, and black offers a more understated appearance.
Since the reference data does not identify differences in construction or performance among these colors, the decision can remain simple: select the shade you prefer.
If six reusable tissues do not feel like enough, the Lasttissue Box provides a larger format. The black, blue, and turquoise versions each contain 18 reusable organic cotton tissues and are listed at $49. The product description says the box can replace 9,100 single-use tissues.
The larger box uses a food-grade silicone case and includes a hygienic separator. Like the smaller pack, it is designed to separate clean tissues from used ones. This makes the box more suitable for a bathroom, bedroom, home office, or another location where several tissues may be needed throughout the day.
The listing describes a top-and-bottom loading system. Clean tissues are taken from the top, while used tissues are placed into the bottom compartment. Once the tissues are ready for cleaning, the cotton pieces can go into the laundry. The silicone case and separator are described as dishwasher-safe.
This system works like a small two-lane road: clean tissues travel out from one side, while used tissues move into a separate compartment. That simple separation helps make a reusable setup feel more practical and organized.
The standard Lasttissue pack contains six tissues and costs $24 in the supplied data. The Lasttissue Box contains 18 tissues and costs $49. If portability is your priority, the smaller pack may be the more convenient format. If you want a larger supply at home, the box offers three times as many reusable tissues.
The listings do not provide a cost-per-use calculation, so it is best to compare the formats based on capacity, portability, and where you plan to use them rather than assuming one is automatically better.
The Kleenex Guest Towel Pop Up Box is another practical option in the reference data. It is listed as a 9 by 10.5-inch product and is described as offering hygienic, one-at-a-time dispensing. The water-resistant coating on the box is intended to help prevent the box from getting wet on a bathroom counter.
Unlike the Lasttissue products, this Kleenex option is not reusable facial tissue. It is a disposable guest towel product. It may be better suited to situations where individual dispensing and a tidy presentation matter, such as a guest bathroom or a space where multiple people need easy access to fresh towels.
The supplied offers show two purchase formats. A box of one is listed at $6.77, while a case of 18 is listed at $121.79. The case format may be worth comparing if you are purchasing for several bathrooms, a hospitality setting, or regular household use. The single box may be more appropriate if you want to try the format first or only need one dispenser.
These prices are the listed offer prices in the reference data. ZoneOffer does not sell the items, and the comparison listings should be checked before making a purchasing decision.
Many listings in the supplied data are tracheostomy tube holders rather than facial tissue holders. These products are designed for medical use and should be evaluated according to the wearer’s clinical needs, neck measurement, size category, and professional guidance.
The selection includes one-piece and two-piece holders, pediatric and neonatal designs, adult collars, foam ties, disposable holders, and adjustable straps. Because a tracheostomy tube holder helps secure important medical equipment, it should never be selected simply because it has a low price or attractive color.
One-piece options in the listings include the One Piece Trach Tube Holder in small, medium, and large sizes. The supplied offers list these at $2.54 each, although some entries are identified as boxes. The One-piece Adult Trach-tie Tracheostomy Tube Holder is also listed at $2.81.
Two-piece options include the Adult Two-piece Trach Tube Holder in blue at $34.26, the Pediatric and Neonatal Two-piece holder at $34.26, and the Two Piece Trach Tube Holder for adults at $2.38 in one listing. There are also two-piece pediatric and extra-wide options.
The reference data shows that packaging labels such as “Each” and “Box” vary between listings. Compare the unit description carefully so you understand whether the displayed offer refers to one holder or a box format.
Size range is one of the most important details in this medical group. The listings include products for neonates, infants, children, pediatric users, and adults. For example, the Perfect Fit Pediatric Tracheostomy Collar is listed for an 8- to 11-inch neck, while the Universal Fit Adult Tracheostomy Collar options are listed for neck sizes up to 19 inches or 21.5 inches.
Other examples include the Leckie Medical Products Danny Trach Tie in small, adjusting from 6 to 10 inches, medium, adjusting from 9 to 20 inches, and large, adjusting from 19 to 25 inches. These measurements show why checking the intended neck range matters more than choosing by general labels such as “small” or “adult.”
Several products emphasize cushioning. The Portex Child to Adult Tracheostomy Strap is described as 1 inch wide, extra cushioned, and made with a soft foam pad. Its listing identifies a maximum neck size of 18 inches and also states that it fits patients up to a 24-inch neck size, so the sizing information should be reviewed carefully.
Posey foam trach ties are available in multiple listed sizes. The small version is for neonatal and infant necks from 7 to 10 inches. The large version is identified for adult necks from 13 to 24 inches. An extra-large Posey Foam Trach Tie is listed for bariatric and adult necks from 16 to 24 inches.
The descriptions highlight soft foam padding and hook-and-loop closure on some of these products. Those features may be relevant when comfort and adjustability are important, but the appropriate choice should still be guided by the wearer’s size and medical requirements.
For shoppers comparing material preferences, the reference data identifies the Airlife Tracheostomy Tube Holder for neonates and infants as latex-free. The Shiley Trach Tube Holder is also described as cotton and latex-free for pediatric and adult use.
Disposable choices include the Ezcare Tracheostomy Tube Holder in blue and the Ezcare Softouch Tracheostomy Tube Holder in large and pink versions. The listings identify these as disposable products. That may suit settings where a fresh holder is preferred for routine care, but the reference data does not provide usage schedules or clinical instructions.
Material information can be a useful filter, but it should not replace professional advice. If latex sensitivity or skin comfort is a concern, review the complete product details before comparing an offer.
The supplied offers range widely in price. Some medical holders are listed below $3, while the reusable Lasttissue products are listed at $24 or $49. The Kleenex guest towel offers are listed at $6.77 for one box and $121.79 for a case of 18.
Price alone can be misleading because the offers use different quantities and packaging formats. A product listed as “Each” should not be compared directly with a product identified as “Box” unless you confirm the quantity. Several tracheostomy listings also show a current price alongside a regular price, while others show no regular price.
For a clearer comparison, check four details: product type, intended user, quantity, and listed format. It is like comparing apples with oranges until you separate the baskets. Once the products are grouped correctly, the choices become much easier to understand.
For a bathroom that needs reusable facial tissues, consider the Lasttissue pack or Lasttissue Box. The smaller pack is listed with six tissues and a portable silicone case, while the box includes 18 tissues and is intended for a larger supply.
For guest presentation and one-at-a-time dispensing, the Kleenex Guest Towel Pop Up Box may be the more relevant listing. Its water-resistant box coating and individual dispensing design are especially aligned with a tidy counter setup.
For tracheostomy care, focus first on medical suitability, neck range, user category, closure style, and material details. Options such as the Dale 240 Blue Trach Tube Holder, Airlife adult holder, Posey ties, and Leckie Danny Trach Ties offer different listed specifications, but the correct choice depends on the individual situation.
The reference selection includes more than traditional facial tissue holders. It combines reusable tissue systems, disposable guest towels, and medical tracheostomy holders, so careful classification is the key to a useful comparison. LastObject offers reusable choices in several colors and two capacities, while Kleenex provides a pop-up guest towel format. The tracheostomy products require a more specialized evaluation based on size, design, and intended use.
By comparing capacity, materials, measurements, packaging, and listed price together, you can narrow the selection without relying on guesswork. ZoneOffer helps you compare the available listings, but it is not a store. Always review the current offer details and, for medical products, follow appropriate professional guidance.



