No. A degradable additive leaves HDPE density unchanged, so bottles sort correctly through sink/float separation, confirmed by third-party testing.
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Yes, BioBottles® go in curbside HDPE recycling where programs exist. A third-party lab ran the actual bottle through the recycling industry's own protocol.
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BioBottles® were run through the plastic recyclers' own HDPE protocol by a third-party lab and passed every benchmark. Here is the result.
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Named third-party laboratories that tested plastic made with degradable additives, the protocols they used, and what each result covers and does not.
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BioBottles® are made by GreenFrog Packaging® in the USA. Learn who owns the brand, where to buy, and whether the bottles are recyclable.
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A third-party lab tested the actual BioBottles® HDPE bottle to the recycling industry's own protocol and it met every benchmark.
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The bottle holding your supplements may outlast the formula by centuries. Here's why the container deserves as much scrutiny as what's inside.
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How plastic rewrites biology at the cellular level, and how new bottle chemistry stops persistent microplastics before they can form.
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A plastic bottle can outlast 450 years in the ocean. A BioBottle® is engineered to begin a different journey the moment it escapes.
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BioBottles® from GreenFrog Packaging passed the APR recyclability protocol US facilities use, tested by AIMPLAS on the actual rigid HDPE bottle.
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