Suggest Coin Albums?

I have been using Dansco for almost 25 years now, I have had nothing but a good experience with them.

The Littleton and The Intercept Shield albums are green, but I am not sure about their quality since I have never used them.

Another option would be an Air-Tite album or something similar to that.

For me Littleton Albums just are to ugly and non versitile. I mean you can not just do with them as you want. Also, to small in height.
Intercept Shield Albums are SUPPOSEDLY the best for coin protection from what many dealers I know tell me but availability is very, very limited. Very expensive and also ugly colors.
I like the rather expensive looks of Dansco Albums but not sure why but I've found many variations to their colors and texture appearances which if your putting them on display, it is noticable.
Now Dansco Albums are higher, deeper and stronger made than most others. Appear to take more abuse if you have kids around. A dog can do damage regardless of the brand. Unfortunately when I built a storage room full of shelves I based them on close tolerances in height per the Whitman Classic Albums now in use and the Dansco's just wouldn't fit.
My contacts with numersous coin dealers at coin shows makes it easy for me to accumulate coin Albums either free or for a moderately low cost. One dealer recently gave me hundreds of Albums free. I kept almost all the Whitman Classics and gave the rest to others I know that collect coins.
I like Whitman Classic Albums due to many reasons. One I already have well over 100 of them and it would be a horrible mess attempting to move that many coins and at my age I'd never finish in time. I like the avaiability of additional pages and easy to install. Example is my 10 Lincoln Cent Albums all have from 1909 to present with lots of room left for future coins. At my age not much interest in future coins anyway. Pages can be purchased blank for all denominations possible. They usually come with the words on top such as Dime. You can buy date, letters, number gold colored rub off sheets from Whitman to add any info you want. You can buy blank covers and make your own albums. The bad thing about them is they are truely cheaply made. As you place the plastic sheets in the pages usually get ripped. As you turn the pages the part you turn also gets ripped easily. I'm afraid to put my hands to my mouth when working with them due to I think they are made in China and who knows the pages may be made of Lead.

There may not be a law prohibiting it, but I wonder if their legal team nixed it to play it safe, as often is the case when product testing is done in-house.

I do not put too much stock in their claims. I am not saying that I think they are wrong, but IMHO, only a non-biased, third party should be trusted with any product performance comparisons.