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Is Oli&Carol organic?

We list 2 Oli&Carol products. None of them carries an organic certification; each card says why it is listed. A seal belongs to a product, not a brand, so check the one you buy.

We have not tested these products. Each one was checked against the brand’s own page and the certifier’s records. Product links may be affiliate links: if you buy through one we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. How we choose.

The Oli&Carol products we list

  1. Listed on Natural Bath Toys

    1Oli&CarolHand painted natural rubber

    Elvis the Duck Mint Bath Toy

    A duck that doubles as a teether. The brand says it is made from natural rubber from Hevea trees, in one piece without a hole, and hand painted with natural pigments.

    Good to know: Carries no organic certification. Listed for its named material and sealed design. The product page links a certificates tab: open it, or ask the brand, for the test reports. Natural rubber is latex.

    Checked against: oliandcarol.com

    View at Oli&Carol

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  2. Listed on Natural Teethers

    2Oli&CarolNatural rubber, no holes

    Teething Ring Basic Colors Baby Teether

    A ring of colored shapes that the brand says is made with natural rubber from Hevea trees, hand painted with natural dyes, and made with no holes. The product page states it is free of PVC, BPA, phthalates and nitrosamines and names Bureau Veritas as its tester.

    Good to know: Carries no organic certification. It is listed for its single named material, its sealed design and the named testing lab. Natural rubber is latex.

    Checked against: oliandcarol.com

    View at Oli&Carol

    oliandcarol.com

See how every brand compares in the brand directory, or read what each seal means on the labels pages.

Questions people ask

Is everything Oli&Carol sells certified organic?

Not necessarily, and we do not claim it. Certification applies to individual products. We checked 2 Oli&Carol products for this site, and 0 of them carry at least one of the certifications listed here. For anything else the brand sells, look for the seal and the certifier's name on that product's label.

How can I check a Oli&Carol certification myself?

Each product below lists the pages we checked it against. For USDA Organic, search the USDA Organic Integrity Database for the company name. For GOTS, the GOTS public database lists licensed companies. Other seals are explained, with their lookup tools, on our labels pages.