A product with a Health Product Declaration (HPD) is designed to assist project teams in meeting which of the following criteria?

A Health Product Declaration (HPD) is a standardized format for reporting the health and environmental impacts of building products. The primary purpose of an HPD is to provide transparency about a product's ingredients and any associated health effects. By using an HPD, project teams can identify products that have less negative health effects on occupants and the environment.

The HPD includes detailed information on the chemical content of a product, allowing project teams to evaluate potential health risks and make informed choices about materials that contribute to a healthier indoor environment. This aligns closely with the criteria of striving for products that reduce negative impacts on human health, thus making option B the most fitting answer.

While the other options may describe desirable attributes of building materials, they do not align with the primary focus of the Health Product Declaration. Products being recyclable, more durable, or free from allergens are important considerations but are not the specific intent or function of an HPD.