Gaias Premium and Soft Fruit TP Organic Bamboo Toilet Paper | 12 Mega Rolls, 3 Ply, 370 Sheets | FSC Certified, PFAS & BPA Free, Eco-Friendly, Sustainable Tissue - Plastic Free, Septic Safe, Vegan

I’m really impressed with this toilet paper! The quality is excellent — it’s soft, strong, and doesn’t fall apart like some eco-friendly brands I’ve tried before. The 3-ply thickness makes it feel very premium and comfortable to use. I also love that it’s made from bamboo and is eco-friendly. It’s great knowing I’m using a product that’s better for the environment while still getting the same (or better) performance than traditional toilet paper. The fruit-themed packaging is fun and colorful too — it actually looks nice sitting in the bathroom!

The design is very creative, and the colorful fruit pattern makes it feel fun and different from the usual plain packaging. It adds a little personality to something very everyday. It is strong and holds up very well during use. It does not fall apart or leave lint behind, which is a problem I have had with many other brands. A lot of toilet paper feels too thin and breaks too easily, but this one feels much more durable. It is also soft and absorbent, so it feels comfortable on the skin and does not feel rough. That part matters a lot to me because I am sensitive to many toilet paper brands, and some of them cause irritation. This one does not. For me, that makes it stand out even more.

Needed some tp in a hurry and came across this brand. Thought it was good time to try some bamboo tp, as I generally like most bamboo products and it's a great replacement for the millions of trees that get sacrificed for paper products. Bamboo grows quickly with many uses beyond paper products making it an economical and versatile plant. I even have bamboo viscous jammies that I love as they stay soft, no pilling and wear well over time. Back to the tp now. These are comparable in size and the amt of sheets per roll to the Cottonelle I've been buying for years. Though they didn't look soft to me as the roll is tightly compressed making me think of the thin tp you'd find in a public bathroom, needing 2-3x as much. Boy, was I wrong! These are soft, strong, absorbant and I didn't need that much. Plus, these clean well without leaving the "lint" behind. I'm on city sewer so don't have to worry about a septic tank, but I'm seeing ppl say that these degrade well and seem better than standard tp. I loved the packaging, individually wrapped roles, no plastic, and so cute. You don't have to feel bad if you have to leave them visible. These may be a bit more expensive, but I support the company's values in giving back and planting trees from every purchase.

This TP is really good. Soft and strong-doesn't shred or fall apart the moment it gets wet. Very clean, non-toxic choice which is the most important thing to me. The outer wrapping is super cute albeit a bit wasteful and counterproductive considering you're trying not to use paper with bamboo TP. BUT - the price is really high when compared to other similar products if you do the math yourself - $0.75 per 100 sheets. The price listed of $0.26 per 100 sheets is absolutely wrong 😑

We recently made the switch to bamboo toilet paper from the usual wood pulp. Bamboo is easier to grow, grows insanely faster than trees, and the resulting product is, in our opinion, better. The family was a little less than thrilled at first, but turns out this TP is superior. You can use half as much but with better absorbency and strength. No fingers poking through at a bad time. No little bits of paper left behind. The paper is soft and thick and the complete opposite of the recycled TP we had been using to try and do a little better by the planet. Bamboo toilet paper also breaks down a lot faster in water than wood pulp toilet paper, and that's great for our septic system. Toilet paper isn't something people tend to talk about in general conversations, but it comes up whenever we have friends and family over that haven't used bamboo TP yet. Everyone ends up surprised at how much they LIKE bamboo over wood pulp, and about 2/3 of them have made the switch themselves to now using bamboo. Cost-wise the price is comparable and comes down to which brand you choose. Like regular TP, bamboo TP prices can vary wildly between brands. This brand Gaias is a couple dollars more per case than something like Ultra Charmin, BUT we don't go through it as fast. It's crazy but TP use has gone down by half now that we use bamboo, so it makes bamboo the cheaper alternative. Plus omg - look at these wrappers. How cute are they? Leave them out as a fun splash of color in the bathroom. The wrappers and the core are recyclable, too. All around fantastic product that I cannot recommend enough.

Really happy with this bamboo toilet paper. It’s soft, thick (3-ply), and doesn’t leave any lint behind, which I really appreciate. I also like that it’s made from organic bamboo with no dyes or harsh chemicals, so it feels like a more eco-friendly choice. I bought their facial tissues before, they’re soft and can even be used with water as wipes. Great quality overall, I’ll keep buying.

The Fruit toilet paper product is softer than other bamboo rolls I have tried. The fruit-designed cover wrappers are quite colorful and humorous. I'm not quite sure why the core's roll is so thick and heavy. The company promises that "We will plant a tree with every purchase," but I would like to know where and what kind of tree is planted, since this product is manufactured in China.

I really like this toilet paper. It’s soft but still strong, so it doesn’t tear easily. The rolls last a long time and feel good on the skin. The fruit design is actually cute in the bathroom. I also like that it’s eco-friendly. Great everyday choice!

While it’s a bit pricey, this toilet paper is so stinking cute!

Without doubt the best product ever. Doesn't split, absorbs well and uses less than other makes. So a real winner all round.