Everything organic, checked against the label
From formula to potting soil: what “organic” really means on each product, which certification to look for, and what it leaves out.
Explore the hive
Eighteen departments, one cell each.
Baby & Family
7 categoriesBaby Formula & FeedingInfant Formula · Goat Milk Formula · Toddler Formula
6 categoriesBaby & Kids ClothingBaby Bodysuits · Baby Pajamas & Sleepers · Swaddles
8 categoriesDiapering & Baby CareCleaner Disposable Diapers · Cloth Diapers · Baby Wipes
7 categoriesNursery & SleepCrib Mattresses · Crib Sheets · Baby Blankets
6 categoriesToys & PlayWooden Toys · Stuffed Animals & Dolls · Natural Teethers
6 categoriesMaternity & PostpartumBelly Oil & Butter · Nipple Balm · Postpartum Care
4 categoriesOrganic GiftsBaby Shower Gifts · Gifts for New Moms · Food Gift Baskets- Start here
What’s the buzz about each seal?
USDA Organic, GOTS, OEKO-TEX, MADE SAFE and twelve more: who checks, what they check, and what they do not.
Read the labels
Food & Drink
13 categoriesOrganic Food & PantryProduce Delivery · Meat & Poultry · Dairy & Eggs
7 categoriesOrganic DrinksCoffee · Tea · Juice- See every brand
465
products checked, and counting
271 brands across 126 categories, each confirmed on the brand’s own page and the certifier’s records.
Body & Wellness
8 categoriesSupplements & WellnessMultivitamins · Prenatal Vitamins · Kids Vitamins
7 categoriesSkincare & BeautyFace Care · Body Lotion & Oil · Mineral Sunscreen
6 categoriesPersonal CareSoap & Body Wash · Deodorant · Natural Toothpaste & Oral Care
7 categoriesOrganic ClothingCotton Underwear · T-Shirts & Basics · Loungewear
Home & Garden
7 categoriesBedding & BathMattresses · Sheets · Comforters & Duvets
7 categoriesHome & KitchenKitchen Towels & Linens · & Natural Fiber Rugs · Curtains
6 categoriesCleaning & LaundryAll-Purpose Cleaners · Dish Soap & Dishwasher Detergent · Laundry Detergent
7 categoriesGarden & OutdoorSeeds · Potting Soil & Compost · Fertilizer
7 categoriesOrganic PetsDog Food · Cat Food · Dog Treats
Organic, for every part of life
Four places to start, from the first bottle to the back garden.

We do not test products. We bee-line for the paperwork.
- 01
We read the label
For every product we open the brand's own page and note exactly what it claims.
- 02
We check the certification
USDA Organic, GOTS, GOLS, MADE SAFE and the rest are confirmed on a page we can link to.
- 03
We say what it does not cover
An organic cotton cover is not an organic mattress. Each product carries that kind of note.
Sixteen seals, and what each one promises.
A seal is a promise made by someone other than the brand. Pick one to see who makes it and what they check.
- USDA OrganicFood, farm products, some personal care
- GOTSTextiles
- GOLSLatex
- OEKO-TEX Standard 100Textiles (tested for harmful substances)
- MADE SAFEHousehold and personal products
- EWG VerifiedPersonal care, cleaning, baby products
- GREENGUARD GoldChemical emissions from furniture and mattresses
- FSCWood and paper
- Non-GMO Project VerifiedFood and supplements
- Regenerative Organic CertifiedFood and fiber
- Demeter BiodynamicFood, wine, body care
- COSMOS OrganicCosmetics
- NSF/ANSI 305Personal care with organic ingredients
- EU OrganicFood made or sold in the European Union
- OMRI ListedGarden and farm inputs
- EPA Safer ChoiceCleaning products
What everyone is buzzing about
GuideWhat "organic" legally meansWhere "organic" is a legal term, where it is only marketing, and which certification to look for on each product type.
GuideOrganic vs natural vs non-GMOThree words that sit side by side on the shelf. One is federal law, one is barely defined, one is a private standard.
GuideHow to read a USDA Organic labelThe four USDA organic label tiers, which ones may carry the seal, and where the certifier's name is printed.
GuideHow to spot greenwashingVague green words, homemade seals and "free of" claims: what the FTC says about each, and a five-step label check.
GuideGOTS vs OEKO-TEXGOTS certifies organic fiber and processing. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 tests the finished item for harmful substances.
GuideOrganic glossary, A to ZLabel and certification terms in plain English, from "100 percent organic" to VOCs, and what each does not mean.




