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B Corp

Certified B corporations balances purpose and profit in the company’s operations. They are legally required to consider their workers, suppliers, community, and the environment.

Desert Essence

Gold Medal for Social Good

Pure ingredients beauty company who believes building a sustainable caring business means building a better world

Sustainable Toothbrush

Toothbrushes derived from eco-friendly materials, such as renewable bamboo, upcycled plastic, and biodegradable materials.

Jack and Jill Natural Care

Rising Star for Social Good

Baby toothpaste you can eat because we know that's where most of the toothpaste goes, in their tummy.

Radius

Silver Medal for Sustainability

Floss made from natural silk so it's truly biodegradable. With conventional floss, it's a consistent source of plastic thrown away everyday.

The Goodwell Company

Bronze Medal for Give Back

Awesome alternative to plastic toothbrushes and toothpastes with fillers, these toothbrushes are designed to eliminate single plastic use, with stainless steel handles and recyclable toothpaste tubes

The Humble Co.

In Review

Scandinavian designed bamboo toothbrushes by a dentist who wanted to solve the world's plastic trash problem and provide responsible dental care to children in need around the world. Using profitability as a mechanism to drive growth and impact…and responsibility the right way

Woo Bamboo

Rising Star for Social Good

Sustainable bamboo toothbrushes and eco-packaging to inspire people to choose differently and create less waste

Dr Tung's

Silver Medal for Give Back

Won the 2019 Green Good Design award with a vegan floss packaged in recyclable cardboard based box that is also the dispenser.

Mable Toothbrush

Rising Star for Social Good

For every free standing bamboo toothbrush, one kid receives a free toothbrush and gets a fun educational workshop too

Floss

Non-plastic floss that’s biodegradable? Yes, these exist, and even better is the refillable container!

Radius

Silver Medal for Sustainability

Floss made from natural silk so it's truly biodegradable. With conventional floss, it's a consistent source of plastic thrown away everyday.

Dr Tung's

Silver Medal for Give Back

Won the 2019 Green Good Design award with a vegan floss packaged in recyclable cardboard based box that is also the dispenser.

Bamboo

Bamboo is considered a renewable and more sustainable alternative to trees. Bamboo is fast growing that is harvested in 3-7 yrs compared with virgin wood that is harvested after 30-50 yrs.

The Humble Co.

In Review

Mable Toothbrush

Rising Star for Social Good

For every free standing bamboo toothbrush, one kid receives a free toothbrush and gets a fun educational workshop too

Woo Bamboo

Rising Star for Social Good

Sustainable bamboo toothbrushes and eco-packaging to inspire people to choose differently and create less waste

Biodegradable

Materials that can be decomposed by bacteria and other living organisms, leaving no trace behind.

Jack and Jill Natural Care

Rising Star for Social Good

Baby toothpaste you can eat because we know that's where most of the toothpaste goes, in their tummy.

Woo Bamboo

Rising Star for Social Good

Sustainable bamboo toothbrushes and eco-packaging to inspire people to choose differently and create less waste

The Goodwell Company

Bronze Medal for Give Back

Awesome alternative to plastic toothbrushes and toothpastes with fillers, these toothbrushes are designed to eliminate single plastic use, with stainless steel handles and recyclable toothpaste tubes

Radius

Silver Medal for Sustainability

Floss made from natural silk so it's truly biodegradable. With conventional floss, it's a consistent source of plastic thrown away everyday.

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New Eco Ways to Clean Your Teeth…and the Planet

Why you should care Planet harmful toothbrushes are as bad for you as gingivitis. By Latha Rao We’re told by our dentists to brush and

Eco Friendly Tooth Care

We’re told by our dentists to brush and floss after every meal to maintain our oral health. And we do. But, what happens to all those toothbrushes, toothpaste tubes and floss? Most of us just throw them in the trash and never think about them again. Your average American uses and throws away over 300 toothbrushes in their lifetime, leading to billions of toothbrushes finding their way in our landfills.

Yep, we’re talking about the waste we create. Unfortunately, these items are usually made from plastic and they don’t get recycled or upcycled. With time stuck in the landfill, these plastic waste contribute to harmful methane or greenhouse gas emissions that get into our environment. Well, we can’t stop brushing our teeth, but we can choose better alternatives to plastic handle toothbrushes and floss. Read More