Ingredient Disclosure by Brand

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This page is computed from the same product records every Runlow guide renders, so it updates itself as we research more products. It counts only products that have a formula to disclose: detergents, cleaners, personal care, baby care, pet food and litter. The 60 batteries and compost & yard bags and facial tissues and food storage bags and hvac filters and light bulbs and napkins and paper towels and shelf liner and toilet paper and trash bags and water pitcher & faucet filters records in our data have no ingredient list to publish and are left out. "Published" links to the page on the brand's own site where the list was read, with the date. "Not published" links to the page we read and found no full list on, with the date. It does not mean the ingredients are secret: the brand may disclose them on a platform we do not use, or on packaging. It means a shopper reading the brand's own site cannot see them there. "Not yet checked" means we have not read that page, and those rows are not counted.

We read each product's page on the manufacturer's own site and record the ingredients it lists, each with its role in plain language. A full list means the brand names the functional ingredients in the formula, not only a marketing summary. The count of ingredients is what the brand chose to list, so a longer list is more disclosure, not a worse formula. Certifications are the brand's own claims unless the record says the issuing body's directory confirmed them. Our sources explains every rule behind these records, including why two well-known disclosure platforms are excluded.

Cite this page freely with attribution. The underlying records, with a source URL and a retrieval date on every fact, back every guide on The Runlow.