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Mission Gustus Vitae's mission is to share the magic of cooking. Our name means ‘Taste of Life’ in Latin: we’re for getting the spices off the rack and onto your plate. For trying new things. For making food taste spectacular. Quality We make the best spices and gourmet salts on the market. Our sourcing team seeks out both local and international ingredients, and only accepts the highest quality Project Non-GMO Verified products. Every spice, salt, and condiment that we sell has been personally inspected for quality, before being handpacked into our unique tins in our Los Angeles facility. Unlike most spices and salts available today, our products are never irradiated, not treated with EtO (Ethylene Oxide) gas, and at no point are stored or coated with PLA (Polyactic Acid). We believe in quality above all else. Food Education Interested in cooking but not too confident in the kitchen? Looking to expand your culinary horizons? We like to share: check out our recipe page for ideas... More

1:33 1:33 1:33 Genial Day Innovative, Patended, Organic Menstrual Pads for Easier, Irritation-Free Period 181K views All our products are tested and approved by Oeko-Tex® 100 and VEGAN certified. The pads and liners are dermatologically tested and certified by Made for Health® , indicating no skin irritation. Our products are NOT TESTED ON ANIMALS and they are Leaping Bunny and Vegetarian society approved. GENIAL DAY® is introducing a unique sanitary technology to women. Experience our innovative, patented eco-certified liners and pads that makes your period easy, safe and comfortable. Genial [jee-nee-uhl]: favorable for life, growth, or comfort; pleasantly warm; comfortably mild: so as to give life, growth, or health. By purchasing our products, you express your trust and loyalty to our ideals. We truly appreciate that, and we want you to know who is behind the Genial Day brand. The Genial Day story... More

Handmade Goat Milk Soap always made with farm fresh goat milk as our number one ingredient! Non-GMO oils, natural herbs & clays for color, and pure essential oils for the fragrance makes this one of the most amazing soaps you will ever try. Longer lasting...Better Lather...More Moisturizing.

Supply the world with hemp seed rich foods that provide people all the essential nutrients needed to live a happy and healthy life. Protect the rights of the planet and it's inhabitants.

Our eco-friendly hemp and non-toxic leather sofas and chairs are designed for luxury that lasts. We don't use chemicals, but we do use natural and recycled materials making our methods certified, sustainable.

Cleaning made easy with ecologically safe products that provide a superior cleaning result; because, you have other things to do. MISSION Our mission is to showcase state-of-the-art products and the most progressive methods for cleaning that: reduce negative environmental impacts, help us do our work easier and faster, produce a result that is unmatched by products presently in use, eliminate or minimize the need for cleaning chemicals, diminish harmful bacteria in our environment, and lower our cost for cleaning. We conduct extensive searches for products so you don’t have to. The products are then tested to ensure they meet our stringent criteria. Our search never ends. More

Peloton was started in West Chester, PA by brothers, David and Adam Jones. The beginning of their success started in their parents’ kitchen! No money, but a dream to make the best cold brew coffee the world has ever tasted. Adam and Dave drained their savings and began to make their dream a reality. Not only did they create the best tasting, highest quality cold brew coffee, but they also discovered a love for helping to create a happier and healthier planet. Through this discovery, Peloton Cascara Tea was created.

I love salad. I probably eat one every day and I’ve never found it necessary to use anything other than my mother’s dressing. I’d make a batch of dressing and keep it in a jar on the shelf (just like Mom), and whenever I ran out, I’d make another batch. For years, my brother Paul declared that our mother’s salad dressing was so good you could sell it. I began by offering it to friends, who encouraged me by sharing it with their friends. Soon, I started taking orders. I would deliver the dressing in recycled Clementine boxes I picked up each week from a guy named Mark at my local Whole Foods. One day, due to serendipity, curiosity, or a benevolent force, Mark asked me what I used the boxes for. I told him and he then asked, “If you make salad dressing, why haven’t you shared it with us?” And so I did.