Cruelty Free Shopping Guide

Leaping Bunny

About this app

Know which companies are cruelty-free! Use this handy shopping guide to look up cosmetic, personal care, and household product companies while you’re on the go. It's literally the most up-to-date cruelty free shopping guide at your fingertips. Please update your app to the latest version if you haven't already done so.
What's new in this update?
* Newly designed look.
* Company information updated daily.
* Navigate by product category or brands.
* Search for brands by brand name.
* Find brands by scanning barcodes.
* Barcode data is continually updated; if you cannot find a brand through scan, search by barcode prefix or brand name.
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Additional features will be added in future updates.

Published by the Coalition for Consumer Information on Cosmetics’ (CCIC) Leaping Bunny Program, this shopping guide lists over 2,000 U.S. and Canadian companies that do not test ingredients, formulations, or finished products on animals. The Leaping Bunny Program certifies that no new animal testing is used, so you can be confident about your cruelty-free choices.

*Please note, this app is only available for download in the US and Canadian App Store/Google Play Store. The owner of this app is the Coalition for Consumer Information on Cosmetics, which operates the Leaping Bunny Program in the US and Canada. The list of certified companies, therefore, is primarily comprised of US and Canadian based companies.

Ratings and reviews

Don't waste your time. The scanner doesn't work at all for anything. Very disappointed. I wish there was an app that had a scanner to make it easier to shop cruelty free, instead of having to Google everything and hope the search results are valid. Or go through a lengthy list hoping to find your item. Just outlaw this cruelty already!

Don't waste your time! You hardly find the brand you're looking for, and if you find it, they just show the link to the brand's site. Popular drugstore cruelty free products (like e.l.f., Milani, etc...) can't be found on the list. The barcode scanner doesn't work at all, even for the brands that they have listed. You're better off if you bookmark their site and check it out when you need.

So far so good with the list of brands but the UPC scanner doesn't work for literally anything. I've tried scanning every item I own, all of which are cruelty free by the way, and it just doesn't read anything.

What's new

Update of the popular cruelty free shopping guide from Leaping Bunny. Shop over 2000+ companies that don't test on animals.