Eco Friendly Review
Eco Friendly Review · A testing bureau

Proof over greenwash.

We buy the sustainable version of everyday things, test what they’re made of, and score it — so a green label has to survive the data before it earns a Buy.

18 reviews78 picks scored5 aislessince 2022
Browse the indexHow we score
Bamboo toilet paper rolls in kraft wrap beside greyer recycled rolls on a bone-white surface, one of each unwrapped to show the paper textureLatest readout
Bath & Body

Bamboo vs Recycled Toilet Paper and Which Is Greener

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The aisles

Shop by aisle

Pick the part of your life you’re cleaning up — each aisle opens to the swaps we’ve field-tested for it.

Kitchen & Compost2 guides

Lower-waste cooking, scrubbing & composting.

LatestHow We Impact the Enviorment and some Biodegradable Scrubbers
Clean Home2 guides

Reusable, plastic-free cleaning for every room.

LatestZero Waste Bathroom Cleaning Without the Plastic Bottles
Everyday Carry3 guides

Bottles, bags & cases that ditch single-use.

LatestYou Could Help Save The Environment By Using A Reusable Bottle
Wellness1 guide

Natural-material gear for movement & rest.

Latest5 best eco-friendly and renewable cork yoga mats for hot yoga
Bath & Body10 guides

Plastic-free swaps for the most disposable room.

LatestBamboo vs Recycled Toilet Paper and Which Is Greener
On the bench

Highest scored

From the bench

Latest verdicts

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Why it matters

What’s at stake

Not sure where to start? Start with what you care about — the number behind each one is why.

6 reviews

Cut plastic waste

9%

of all the plastic waste the world produces actually gets recycled.

Source: OECD Global Plastics Outlook, 2022
4 reviews

Protect the ocean

11M

tonnes of plastic flow into the ocean every single year.

Source: UN Environment Programme
2 reviews

Fewer harmful chemicals

93%

of Americans carry BPA — a hormone-disrupting plastic chemical — in their bodies.

Source: U.S. CDC, NHANES biomonitoring
2 reviews

Keep it out of the landfill

58%

of the methane escaping U.S. landfills comes from food we threw away.

Source: U.S. EPA, 2023
How we test

No greenwashing — just the swaps that survived the data.

  1. 01

    We buy it ourselves

    No samples, no sponsor picks. Every product is bought at retail, the same way you would.

  2. 02

    We live with it

    We use the swap in real life — through dishes, commutes, and laundry — and judge it by material and durability, not the label.

  3. 03

    We publish the number

    Each pick is scored 0–5 on four axes and given a verdict. The score is derived from what it’s made of, not how green it looks.