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Cruelty-Free Grip Aids?
I recently adopted a cruelty-free product lifestyle and was wondering if anyone has already done any legwork to find out which grip aid manufacturers are cruelty-free? I am a loyal Tite Grip and Dry Hands girl. Also a fan of GRRRip. just thought I would ask so I didn’t have to do unnecessary digging.
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Good question! Hopefully someone will know!
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If not, I will be sure to contact several companies and make a list of those who are cruelty-free just in case anyone is interested.
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Following. Thanks so much for thinking of this topic!
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So far…I have reached out to Dry Hands and Tite Grip. I asked if their products or ingredients at any point in the manufacturing process are tested on animals by the companies themselves or by their suppliers. Tite Grip responded “Not a chance.” Dry Hands simply responded “No.”
I plan to contact Cramer, Mighty Hands, Itac (they claim they are organic but that doesn’t necessarily mean cruelty-free,)and GRRIP. Please feel free to contact your favorite grip aid company and post their testing policies and share their responses.
If you are concerned about your favorite grip aid’s testing policy and don’t see it listed here, let me know. I will do my best to contact them and find out!
I am simply posting this information for those who are interested, but would like to take this opportunity to raise awareness for the welfare of the furry creatures in the world and invite everyone to start thinking about the products they use and consider increasing your support for cruelty-free companies.
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Normally I am zero-tolerance for cruelty when it comes to buying cosmetics, toiletries, cleaning products, etc., so I can’t believe I didn’t think of it with this stuff. I’m using Liquid Grip at the moment pretty successfully, so I’ve just emailed them…
Cheers for the heads-up!
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