This product could be doing better.
Zero G Eye Cream has higher emissions than a typical eye lotion, in part due to its materials and product design.
This product has higher solid waste output than a typical eye lotion. Some of the components are recyclable via dropoff or not recyclable, which is not great. However, it's not all bad - some of the components are likely curbside recyclable!
Carbon emissions
Waste impact
Carbon emissions
Carbon emissions (per 1k units)
296kg ~740 miles driven
Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.
Materials and product design
166.6kg CO₂e
56% of overall emissions
Per component emissions
Supply chain design
51.8kg CO₂e
17% of overall emissions
Distribution emissions
72.5kg CO₂e
24% of overall emissions
Shipping destination
Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.
DTC shipping type
Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.
Waste
Waste generated (per 1k units)
55.6kg ~5,974 plastic water bottles
Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.
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At Bluebird, we look at six factors to measure the sustainability of a product including materials, product design, transportation of materials, transportation of the product, recyclability, and degradability.
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