Love Paks Subscription: Detergent Delivered on Your Schedule
Love Brands sells Love Paks on subscription at lovepaks.com in two formulas — Dye & Scent Free and Citrus Flower Blossom. Each refill pouch holds 39 pre-measured, plant-based paks — one pak per standard load. Deliveries run monthly, and you can skip, pause or cancel from your account at any time. Orders placed through a participating organization's link send 20% of net sales to that organization under Loads of Love.
Two formulas, one pak per standard load
There are two Love Paks formulas. Both are plant-based, both are pre-measured, and both arrive 39 paks to a refill pouch. The difference is scent: Citrus Flower Blossom is the scented version, and Dye & Scent Free is made without dyes and without added fragrance.
| Formula | Scent | Paks per pouch | Dose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Love Paks | Dye & Scent Free | No dyes, no added fragrance | 39 | 1 pak per standard load |
| Love Paks | Citrus Flower Blossom | Scented | 39 | 1 pak per standard load |
Love Paks work in warm or cold water and are compatible with standard and HE machines. Use one pak for a standard load and two for a large or heavily soiled load. That second pak is the one variable that changes how fast a pouch runs out, so keep it in mind when you size your deliveries.
LOVE PAKS is a registered US trademark — USPTO registration 8371488, class 003, registered July 28, 2026. The registration covers the name, and says nothing about the formula itself.
A note on rose quartz, kept separate from the mechanics
Love Paks are rose quartz infused. Love Brands keeps four things apart here, and so does this page. Rose quartz is a pink variety of quartz — that is mineralogy. Its long use as a decorative and ornamental stone is historical fact. The meanings attached to it in crystal traditions are cultural belief. Including it in Love Paks is Love Brands' brand philosophy — the reason the company makes what it makes. None of it is scientifically demonstrated, and Love Brands makes no health, medical or physiological claim for it. It is not why the detergent cleans. The story behind the rose quartz in Love Paks is on its own page, where it belongs.
Pick your delivery interval
Love Paks subscriptions are delivered monthly. So the number you are really choosing is not the gap between deliveries — it is how many pouches a delivery carries, and how often you skip one. That is arithmetic rather than a guess. One pouch is 39 paks. One pak is one standard load.
For a sanity check on your own habits: the US EPA's ENERGY STAR program states that "the average American family washes about 300 loads of laundry each year" — roughly six loads a week. Useful as a benchmark, but your own count is the number this page actually needs, so start there.
| Loads you wash a week | Paks a month (1 per load) | How long one 39-pak pouch lasts | What that means on a monthly delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | about 9 | about 4 months | One pouch, then skip the next three deliveries |
| 3 | about 13 | about 3 months | One pouch, then skip the next two deliveries |
| 5 | about 22 | about 2 months | One pouch, then skip every other delivery |
| 7 | about 30 | about 6 weeks | One pouch a month, skipping now and then |
| 10 or more | about 43 | under a month | Two pouches on the delivery, then skip once you are ahead |
Two adjustments. If you regularly double-dose for large or heavily soiled loads, add those extra paks to the monthly figure before you read the table. And if a pouch lasts you longer than a month, do not try to stretch the order thin — take the delivery you need and skip the ones you do not, since a skipped delivery is easier to live with than running out mid-week.
What subscribers get on every repeat delivery
- A delivery each month, without reordering.
- The price that applies is the one shown on the product page and at checkout — this page does not quote a figure that could go stale.
- The refill pouch format — Love Paks ship in a refill pouch rather than a rigid jug.
- Control of the schedule from your account: skip, pause, change the date or cancel.
- No minimum number of deliveries.
How to work out your cost per load
Cost per load is the only number that lets you compare a subscription against whatever is under your sink right now, and it is two lines of arithmetic: the pack price divided by the number of paks in the pack.
| Step | Worked example — illustration only, not current pricing |
|---|---|
| Delivered price of the pouch, as shown at checkout | $40.00 |
| Loads you actually get from it | 39, at one pak per load |
| Cost per load = price ÷ loads | $40.00 ÷ 39 = $1.03 |
The $40.00 above is a round number chosen to make the arithmetic readable. It is not the price of anything — use the price on the product page. Ordering more than one pouch at a time can change what you pay per pouch, which changes that figure too, so run the arithmetic on the price you actually see at checkout rather than on a number typed into a page.
Then run the same two lines on the detergent you buy today: what you paid, divided by the loads you got out of it. If you double-dose some loads, divide by the real number of loads, not the number on the box. Compare the two figures and decide for yourself.
Skip, pause or cancel any time
A subscription should be as easy to stop as it was to start. From your Love Brands account you can:
- skip the next delivery,
- pause the subscription,
- change the delivery date,
- cancel.
There is no minimum number of deliveries. Worth knowing generally: the Federal Trade Commission opened a rulemaking in March 2026 on its negative option rule (16 CFR Part 425), asking how to keep people off recurring charges they did not mean to authorize and how to let them cancel without unwarranted obstacles. Those amendments are not final — the broader click-to-cancel rule was vacated in court in July 2025, and Part 425 as it stands today covers prenotification plans rather than ordinary auto-renewing subscriptions — but the bar the FTC described is a fair one to hold any detergent subscription to, this one included. For the step-by-step, see how skipping and canceling work.
Choose the cause your deliveries support
Loads of Love is the Love Brands give-back program. When you shop through a participating organization's link, Love Brands directs 20% of net sales from those orders to that organization — a nonprofit or a youth sports organization that has joined the program.
The attribution comes from the link, so start from the organization's link when you set up the subscription. Current rate, terms and how attribution is applied to repeat orders are on the Loads of Love program page.
Not sure how much you need? Size it in 30 seconds
- Count the loads you washed in the last seven days. Not a typical week — last week.
- Add one pak for every large or heavily soiled load in that count.
- Multiply by 4.3 to get paks per month.
- Divide 39 by that figure. The answer is how many months one pouch lasts you — which tells you how many monthly deliveries to take and how many to skip.
Example: 6 loads last week, 2 of them large. That is 6 + 2 = 8 paks, about 34 a month, so 39 ÷ 34 ≈ 1.1 months — one pouch a month covers it, with a little left over each cycle.
For the longer walkthrough, including households that run the machine daily and homes where load size swings week to week, read not sure how much you need?
Subscription questions
Can I get Love Paks delivered monthly?
Yes. Monthly is the subscription cadence — one delivery a month. It suits a household washing about seven loads a week, roughly 30 paks a month against 39 in a pouch. A lighter laundry week is handled by skipping a delivery rather than by stretching the gap, so pouches do not stack up in the cupboard.
How many paks come in a delivery?
Each refill pouch holds 39 Love Paks — 39 standard loads at one pak per load. If one pouch does not cover your month, set the quantity you need on the delivery.
Do I have to commit to a number of deliveries?
No. There is no minimum number of deliveries. You can skip, pause, change the date or cancel from your account at any time.
Is the subscription price different from the one-time price?
The price that applies is the one shown on the product page and at checkout, and that is the figure to work from — this page does not quote a rate that could be out of date by the time you read it. If you want to compare, cost per load is the pack price divided by the number of paks, and the quantity you order can change what you pay per pouch. Run your own numbers on the price in front of you.
Can I subscribe to the fragrance-free formula?
Yes. Love Paks | Dye & Scent Free is available on subscription on the same terms as the scented formula. It contains no dyes and no added fragrance.
Do Love Paks work in HE machines and in cold water?
Love Paks are compatible with standard and HE machines and work in warm or cold water. For how to load the pak, follow the directions on the pouch.
Does subscribing support a cause?
It can. Orders placed through a participating organization's link send 20% of net sales to that organization under Loads of Love. Start from that organization's link when you set the subscription up, and check the Loads of Love page for the current terms.
Will paks lose strength if I stock up?
Love Brands does not publish a shelf life for Love Paks, so this page will not invent one. The practical approach is to size your deliveries to what you actually wash instead of holding several pouches at once, and to keep the pouch sealed in a cool, dry place. Store them out of reach of children.
Start your subscription
Choose your formula and delivery interval, then pick the cause your deliveries support: subscribe to Citrus Flower Blossom or subscribe to Dye & Scent Free.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get Love Paks delivered monthly?
Yes. Monthly is the subscription cadence — one delivery a month. It suits a household washing about seven loads a week, roughly 30 paks a month against 39 in a pouch. A lighter laundry week is handled by skipping a delivery rather than by stretching the gap, so pouches do not stack up in the cupboard.
How many paks come in a delivery?
Each refill pouch holds 39 Love Paks — 39 standard loads at one pak per load. If one pouch does not cover your month, set the quantity you need on the delivery.
Do I have to commit to a number of deliveries?
No. There is no minimum number of deliveries. You can skip, pause, change the date or cancel from your account at any time.
Is the subscription price different from the one-time price?
The price that applies is the one shown on the product page and at checkout, and that is the figure to work from — this page does not quote a rate that could be out of date by the time you read it. If you want to compare, cost per load is the pack price divided by the number of paks, and the quantity you order can change what you pay per pouch. Run your own numbers on the price in front of you.
Can I subscribe to the fragrance-free formula?
Yes. Love Paks | Dye & Scent Free is available on subscription on the same terms as the scented formula. It contains no dyes and no added fragrance.
Do Love Paks work in HE machines and in cold water?
Love Paks are compatible with standard and HE machines and work in warm or cold water. For how to load the pak, follow the directions on the pouch.
Does subscribing support a cause?
It can. Orders placed through a participating organization's link send 20% of net sales to that organization under Loads of Love. Start from that organization's link when you set the subscription up, and check the Loads of Love page for the current terms.
Will paks lose strength if I stock up?
Love Brands does not publish a shelf life for Love Paks, so this page will not invent one. The practical approach is to size your deliveries to what you actually wash instead of holding several pouches at once, and to keep the pouch sealed in a cool, dry place. Store them out of reach of children.
