Well, when gwellness sent Russ the ingredient list for Shaklee products he sent it to me, and honestly from their information these products seem mostly safe however, I'm still not totally on board with them because one, why not put the info at the website? Full disclosure is something you can on the packaging or find at many green company websites now, for example, look at this page from Seventh Generation for their dish soap. I don't think SG makes perfect products but their info pages are a good example of how a company should set stuff up. Secondly there's still stuff missing from the ingredient list gwellness sent. For example, the fabric sheets say, "100% vegetable-derived fabric softeners on biodegradable sheets; preservative free, fragrance free." The dish soap says, "unique combination of naturally derived surfactants (corn and coconut-based ), mineral salts, surfactants, stabilizers, and water." Instead of simply listing ingredients they give a general overview of stuff that's in there. Also I can't find the MSDS sheets on their website for anything. Thirdly, the website has multiple products that are not included on the ingredient list I was sent. Basically if a company can't be 100% forthcoming it makes me curious about why. I don't trust partial information and I hate when companies make it impossible for consumers to educate themselves - that to me is worse than a company that makes bleach and other icky stuff. Even a bottle of gross old Clorox made cleaner will list ingredients. That's great, I know not to use it. Shaklee doesn't offer the same option.