Pela cases aren't made from plants - a Sustainability Review

[@49malene]

This was so thorough and well said. Thank you for bringing light to all these areas. CAN I also add though, every time they add a new phone case design I can't help but think badly of them (especially seasonal ones), because it can be so wasteful. They've been consistently making new designs that seem so random (zodiac signs, child-like phrases), when I really feel that keeping a select few helps to reduce how much they'll be throwing away. It just seems careless to make a bunch of products and drop them at the same time when most of that stuff doesn't seem to sell. You should do Krave Beauty! I feel there are a lot of positive things to say about them.

[@KonstantinReido]

Thanks man, I like your channel! And this video was quite useful for me.

[@heidiadams332]

Ugh! Definitely disappointing about the phone cases. But very thorough review, sounds like Pela is taking steps in the right direction but a long way to go…

[@DannyGGchannel]

i love green theory

[@hannahprince3512]

I used to have a Pela case. It slipped off my phone, my screen shattered and the case itself broke after less than a year. I wanted to buy a new one, but they no longer supported my phone model, which is disappointing considering I'm holding onto my older model for sustainability reasons. They offer 50+ designs for the newest iPhones, but maybe 3 options for older phones. They pump out new (even seasonal) cases all the time, and greatly support the consumerism model with their company, which is the underlying problem and cannot be combatted with flaxseed. I don't like them, sorry.

[@mildmannered1086]

55% NON renewable material is Not good :(