SunshineBio 120 Counts Dog Waste Bags, Certified Compostable and Earth Friendly Poop Bags Not a Plastic Bag, Meet ASTM D6400 Specification, 6 Refill Rolls

These SunshineBio Dog Waste compostable bags are nice and compact for my pocket, don't leak, and I can't smell the contents while I hold a full one on my walk (any worse than a regular non-compostable bag). The size is good for my 60 lb. dog, even when his waste is on the larger side. I just wish the price were lower so more people would choose to use this environmentally friendly product. By the way, I did at least a half day's research to figure out the difference between some of the other "biodegradable" bags, and I came to the conclusion that many of those were not that good for the environment, whereas these seem to be as good as you can get.

I’ve ordered these a few times and will again. They do the job, and being biodegradable is the reason I buy these. Unlike competitors, these are sturdy and EASILY separate, and the bottom is sealed and I’ve never had an issue with it, nor tearing or otherwise getting a hole. One box had a roll or two that got somehow “scorched” in the manufacturing process, as it had a few small holes in the same place on the bags, but that was an anomaly. I REALLY like that they have NO CORE, so nothing to “recycle” whether plastic nor cardboard (save for the box). In this most-recent box (December ‘20) for the first time the rolls are taped on the ends. I actually liked that they were NOT taped, as I didn’t need to tear nor rip a hole to start the roll; I prefer if the rolls aren’t taped. Also, the box isn’t sealed either, so don’t be surprised if the rolls are loose in the shipping package/envelope, but NBD, just put them in the box until you need them. Not the cheapest (nor most-expensive), but reviews of competitors have scared me off since I’m otherwise happy with these.

These are my favorite dog waste bags. They are actually biodegradable unlike the green ones which are only “green” because of that company’s practices and in production but not in the bags themselves. These are sturdy enough to pick up poop on a variety of surfaces but they aren’t as sturdy as the plastic ones so just be aware. I’ve never had one rip but I have had sharp twigs poke through. It’s a similar material as the bio bags for compost but seem to be a bit sturdier. Also they are opaque so you can’t see into them at all which is a plus and the bags tear off the roll easily. Would recommend.

Two things I don't like. The bottom is bunched together instead of flat. It uses up about an inch of the length making it feel like the bag is only for smaller hands and smaller loads. When dealing with such things, a little excess capacity is nice to have. The other thing is the sticky tab that must be removed before using a roll. Too sticky, it tore the bag. All it needs is Post-it level sticky. I have used a bunch of the bags and not had one leak yet. Seems to work as advertized. That is the most important thing

You'd think compostable bags would be weak and tear easily, but these are just like regular plastic bags. Even better, these have that compostable plastic smell (which I find pleasant) and are very soft to the touch. They are leak-proof and hold my dog's poop very well, and I can also tie them up without difficulty. I use them on a catch-a-poo stick and keep themselves on the frame really well.

These are the best bags. I accidentally bought the "green" bags instead of these and I am regretting it!. These bags are easy to open, tear off the roll readily, and do not leak.

The best waste bags I have ever used. Honest! I have a 13 1/2 year old and 5 year old and these bags open like no other! Even when I am wearing gloves. I love that they have no plastic long ring at the end of the use. I always found that to be hazard if it fell out. They tear off so easily. I am so impressed by these bags and recommend to any dog owner.

These are good quality and priced right. Perfect for small and medium pick-ups. You'll need extra large bags for your bigger pups. A lot of the "earth-rated" bags actually contain polymers that won't fully break down. These will.