Wellness devices, skincare & fitness gear — tested with real-world results.

A year-round sunscreen for breakouts and rosacea. EltaMD's 9% zinc oxide holds up in Canadian winters. It's pricier than drugstore SPF.

Coppertone's WaterBabies gives Canadian families cheap, solid protection, and Health Canada regulates sunscreen as a drug.

Bio Ionic's longer barrel serves long hair, and it's stocked in Canada.

First smart ring? The Oura Ring 5 is a comfortable sleep tracker, and Canadian members are now getting its Health Radar alerts.

The Ordinary's pore serum is the value pick for oily skin, with 10% niacinamide.

A standout value for oily and post-acne skin: COSRX's fragrance-free essence aids the barrier in Canadian winters.

The Mighty Patch reliably draws out surfaced pimples, and its drug-free patch is right for skin dried by Canadian winters.

Shark's Canadian HD430C dries and styles in one tool, handling Prairie static and BC humidity, with a 2-year warranty.

Frequent curlers get the most from Dyson's i.d., which times each wrap, heat and cold shot.

Beauty of Joseon's pick for sensitive skin, with 5% panthenol for barrier repair in Canada's dry heating season.

A one-step pad for congested pores, with 4.5% AHA, 0.45% BHA and Medicube's sebum complex.
DealDependable sleep and recovery data from a ring, with an app in French: that's the Oura Ring 4.

Clinically backed: in Canada, Therabody's Glo undercuts CurrentBody and Dr. Dennis Gross.















