It’s an interesting question and probably depends on your definition of best.We strive to find products that meet and exceed our values with regard to the environment and people. Our goal is to curate the products to make it easier for you to find what you need in one place — without being sucked into greenwash marketing. At the same time, we believe there are as many shades of green as there are budget differences, so we sometimes offer products with varying shades, too. For example, we’re bringing in a wooden toothbrush with nylon bristles. It’s the best we found. It took us forever to find because every wooden toothbrush on the market seems to be made of bamboo…we’re not fans. We also found one with pig hair bristles, but it’s not vegan and we’re not sure everyone is ready. So in this example, the nylon wooden toothbrush wins, not because it’s necessarily the absolute best for the environment, but because all-in-all it’s the better option. As we grow, we’ll probably offer both.Here’s another example, our disposable birch cutlery hits all the points: recyclable non-chlorinated and minimal packaging, comes from well-managed forests, it is biodegradable, compostable, and has no additives or glues (like bamboo), plus it doesn’t require industrial composting. The good list goes on, except for one thing — it’s made in China. Today, it’s the best we could find today. Tomorrow, who knows what we’ll find.You can join us in the search for the best of the good products. Share your wish list. Share brands you love (even if it’s a small maker you know locally). Share what you like and don’t like about the products you buy from us. We’re in this together.