Check out our current MADE SAFE Certified products catalog, or visit our Companies page to see which brands we're currently working with. If you don’t see a brand listed, please reach out and ask them to work with us. MADE SAFE program participation is initiated by companies.

Curious about a product that's not yet MADE SAFE® Certified? Wondering if it's acceptable for use? Check out our Banned & Restricted List. Our goal in creating this list was to hone in on the worst toxic substances - those found in consumer products and daily routines - in order to help eliminate them from use. If all companies were to simply adhere to this list, we would have cleaner air, water, and soil almost immediately.

MADE SAFE certifies consumer products to help connect shoppers with goods that reflect their values for a healthier life and planet. To learn more, visit our Certification Process page.

For more detailed information about the MADE SAFE program, or for pricing inquiries, visit our parent organization Nontoxic Certified.

Small acts are the foundation for big change. Intentional charitable contributions create incremental shifts that ultimately help transform the world. By supporting our work, together we’ll shift the marketplace toward safer products, thereby creating a safer ecosystem to protect all people and the resources we rely on for life.

MADE SAFE is a program of Nontoxic Certified, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and we accept charitable donations. Your gift allows us to continue our education and advocacy efforts, and supports our work to create a safe and healthy marketplace. All gifts are tax deductible as allowed by law.

Explore our Viewpoint blog, which provides the latest MADE SAFE resources for a healthy home and planet. Dig into our Reports & Guides, which can help you make safer purchasing and lifestyle choices for everyday living. Subscribe to our email newsletter for updates on ingredients, research and news about protecting yourself and others from toxic chemicals. You'll also be the first to know about new collections and exclusive offers from companies with MADE SAFE® Certified products.

What you purchase matters - not only because products are tangible reflections of personal values, but because seemingly small acts are typically the foundation for large-scale change. When shopping, choose MADE SAFE@ Certified products!

Buying products made without harmful chemicals sends an important message to the marketplace, to Wall Street, and to the wider investment community about what is wanted in commerce. Such intentional purchasing decisions begin to shut off the spigot of ongoing pollution, and create incremental shifts that ultimately help transform the world. Customers like you can also harness your collective purchasing power to support companies making a difference by making safer products.

If you’re a company, learn more about our certification process to become MADE SAFE® Certified! Our program makes it easy for companies to work with us. Interested in utilizing or learning more about our proprietary Element360 ingredient database? Contact our parent organization, Nontoxic Certified, to learn more.

If you’re a retailer, work with us to establish shelf space for certified products, or to create a sustainable buying and sourcing policy for your store.

If you’re a business owner, please consider joining 1% for the Planet, which represents a global network of businesses, individuals, nonprofits and environmental partners tackling our planet's most pressing environmental issues. To support our ongoing mission and continued impact, we ask that you please consider joining the network and naming MADE SAFE as your beneficiary.

If you’re a blogger, reporter, or writer, please write about us! Use the inquiry form below to request a media kit, interview or other information. If you’re an agency or organization, please also reach out via the inquiry form - we have multiple partnership opportunities to reach mutual goals.

Please note ~ we do not accept unsolicited guest blogs and only link to external sources from government agencies or scientific organizations.

Explore our FAQ page, which should address most common questions about our program and approach.