Mannington, coretec there are many makers.

https://householdadvice.net/best-vinyl-plank-flooring/

That's a good link above. I also have looked at https://floorcritics.com/

I have no affiliation with any of these, and I often wonder who is behind these as they rarely have a negative point but they basically stress the positive. I really wish there were a true comparison between the brands.

Anyway that is a very helpful summary of readily available brands.

The below is natural which is fabulous for clean air for your family to breath. The product can also be fully recycled.

https://www.forbo.com/flooring/en-uk/commercial-products/marmoleum/c0aq3g?gclid=CjwKCAiAjeSABhAPEiwAqfxURWppImkjoiTZtXoMR8LgB8GrWhZV8LYWUw8QhD2cDaHGhg9LJzaJ1hoCCGEQAvD_BwE

Thanks to its limestone-based core, is not only rigid but also extremely dimensionally stable. If certain areas reach such high temperatures, FirmFit® can naturally expand a little. The planks will push each other and expand well within our recommended expansion gap. The best part is, we are GreenGuard Gold Certified so you can be sure we're safe for your kids and pets.

Thanks to its rigidity and its super easy click system, Firmfit truly is a DIYer’s dream. Quick & easy installation over large areas with no T-molds indoors, no acclimation, and no telegraphing. Install your vinyl flooring the same day you buy it!

Few reminders for installing FF flooring on a concrete subfloor:

● Existing concrete subfloors must be fully cured, at least 60 days old,
smooth, permanently dry, clean, and free of all foreign material such as dust,
wax, solvents, paint, grease, oils, and old adhesive residue. Curing agents
and hardeners could cause bonding failure and should not be used.
● We recommend using a minimum of 6 mil / 0.15 mm poly-film as a moisture
barrier between the concrete subfloor and the flooring.