Do you test on animals?Updated an hour ago
TL;DR: No. Koh products are not tested on animals at any stage of development, and we don't commission third parties to test on our behalf.
What is Koh's animal testing policy?
✓ What this means in practice
Koh products are not tested on animals at any stage of development, formulation, or production. We don't commission third parties (suppliers, contract laboratories, or testing facilities) to conduct animal testing on our behalf. This applies across the full Koh range.
Product safety and performance is assessed through non-animal methods. For example, several products in the cleaning range carry Dermatest certification, which assesses skin tolerance under a published testing protocol that does not involve animals.
Is Koh certified cruelty-free?
Koh does not currently hold third-party cruelty-free certification.
✓ Where Koh stands today
Our no-animal-testing position is a stated company policy. We're not currently certified by external cruelty-free programs such as Leaping Bunny (Cruelty Free International) or PETA Beauty Without Bunnies.
Customers who want independently audited third-party verification can look for products carrying one of those certifications. Note that these programs were originally developed for cosmetic and personal care products and aren't universally adopted across the cleaning products category.
GECA certified since 2016. The most-certified product in the Koh range.
Koh's environmental and ethical credentials
Independent certifications, plastic rescue partnership with Greenspark and Plastic Bank, Good360 donations, and refillable packaging.
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Last reviewed: May 2026
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