Part of being an informed consumer is understanding global consumer goods’ impact on the environment. When you share your reviews on Thingtesting, you play a part in reducing the environmental impact of shopping online by helping others buy better, not more. But we want to help you do even better. Here’s what we’re doing to help you shop sustainably.
Harmful carbon emissions are released into our atmosphere every time a business produces and ships goods to consumers. When you share your reviews on Thingtesting, you play a part in reducing the environmental impact of shopping online by helping others buy better (not more).
Shipping drives a significant portion of each product’s carbon footprint. We’ve plotted headquarters for each brand we list so you can do your part to shop locally.
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Some brands might say that they're environmentally friendly but those claims require a lot more evidence than they provide.
We've asked brands to submit certifications so you can see who’s walking the walk.
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This filter recognizes brands that work with nonprofit and for-profit organizations to measure their carbon footprints, obtain carbon offsetting credits, and implement reduction plans to lower their emissions. Read more about Climate Neutral Certified, Carbon Neutral via CarbonFund, Carbon Neutral via Pachama, Climate Neutral via ClimatePartner and Carbon Neutral via EcoCart.
Our cruelty-free filter includes brands that don't test their products on animals and/or do not contain animal products or byproducts. Read more about nonprofit Leaping Bunny, and vegan certification organizations The Vegan Society, Certified Vegan by Vegan.org and PETA-approved Vegan.
Other filters on Thingtesting sort brands that meet environmental standards including B Corp or give part of their sales to environmental nonprofits like 1% for the Planet.
On individual brand pages, you can also see which brands have other sustainability and quality-control certifications such as FSC Certified Packaging, GOTS, ISO Standards and OEKO-TEX that verify that they’re meeting 3rd party-defined standards.