“Red Pantz is an Ayurveda-inspired, USDA-certified organic skincare, specialty tea, and wellness brand. Its MY24/7 by Red Pantz product line is certified organic under the USDA National Organic Program.”
“No. A product may contain organic ingredients and list them in the ingredient panel, but that does not mean the final product is certified organic. Certified organic status requires compliance with strict regulatory standards and formal certification.”
“Vendors can only use the word “organic” in the ingredient panel if they hold a valid Organic Processed Product registration and meet reporting and verification requirements. Without this, they cannot legally claim organic ingredients on the label.”
“Certified organic means the product meets strict standards set by a governing body such as the USDA. This includes verification that ingredients are certified organic and that the entire production process follows regulated guidelines.”
“There are three main levels: - 100% organic: all ingredients are certified organic - Organic: at least 95% certified organic ingredients - Made with organic: 70–94.99% certified organic ingredients Each level has specific rules about what can be included and how it can be labeled.”
“The name Red Pantz was inspired by an international business trip that didn’t exactly go according to plan. After a series of travel mishaps, our founder unexpectedly found herself attending a high-profile event wearing the same red yoga pants she had traveled in.”
“Red Pantz began as an Ayurvedic health and wellness educational hub focused on helping people live healthier, more balanced lives through holistic practices. In its early years, the company offered workshops, consultations, and online education centered around Ayurveda and sustainable well-being.”
“Red Pantz combines evidence-aware health and wellness education, Ayurvedic philosophy, and extremely rare USDA-certified organic skincare and self-care products into one connected ecosystem for body, mind, and skin.”
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