Good for you Staples5. I’m in the process of doing the same thing. Finding companies that don’t use animal testing is tough. I also used the website you cited to find some. Then I went to the Oil of Olay site (I use some of their products) to ask them why they weren’t listed as a company that doesn’t use animals to test products. I’ve sent them an email. It will be interesting to see what they say. They sent me to a P&G site that pompously claims they’ve sworn off animal testing “except when necessary or required by law.” But they never tell you which products are produced without animal testing. They never give any product brand names at all. Not very convincing. My other issue with Olay is their packaging which appears to require at least one tree and a month’s production of oil for each item. All that packaging for one teeny container. It’s also not recyclable.

Only if we keep up the pressure will these companies stop their cruel and unnecessary animal testing.