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#INVISIBLEBAG IS TESTED & CERTIFIED

#INVISIBLEBAG is certified by ASTM D5511 test

ASTM D5511

ASTM D5511 determines whether a material is biodegradable under high-solids anaerobic-digestion conditions; the test result shows that over 85% of the #INVISIBLEBAG have biodegraded in 90 days.

#INVISIBLEBAG is certified by FTIR Analysis test

FTIR Analysis

FTIR analysis is a material test that detects and identifies chemical compounds in products. We appointed the quality assurance provider, Intertek, to perform an FTIR analysis on #INVISIBLEBAG which certifies that it is plastic-free and does not contain PP, PE, PS, PVC.

#INVISIBLEBAG is certified by Vitargent test

Vitargent

Vitargent is a biotechnology lab based in Hong Kong. It conducts EEQ tests to screen chronic toxicity. Our bags show no estrogenic activity and are confirmed to be environmentally safe. EEQ test uses modified medaka embryos with jellyfish DNA as a cruelty-free testing method.

#INVISIBLEBAG is certified by OECD 208 test

OECD 208

The OECD 208 standard studies toxicity level in plants after a material biodegrades in testing soil. We appointed the quality assurance provider, Intertek, to perform an OECD 208 on #INVISIBLEBAG which proved that it has no negative effects for germination rate or plant growth.

#INVISIBLEBAG is certified by ASTM D6400 test

ASTM D6400

The American ASTM D6400 is equivalent to the EN 13432 in the E.U. It certifies material as compostable whereby 90% or more of which will break down to carbon dioxide (CO2) by microorganisms within 180 days in ideal composting conditions, while the remaining share is converted into water and biomass.

#INVISIBLEBAG is certified by EN 13432 test

EN 13432

The European EN 13432 is equivalent to the ASTM D6400 in the U.S. It certifies material as compostable whereby 90% or more of which will break down to carbon dioxide (CO2) by microorganisms within 180 days in ideal composting conditions, while the remaining share is converted into water and biomass.