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  1. All these years later is there a revised list of ingredients or anything new to look out for or is it still the same things?

  2. Amazing information all on one website vs investigating and cross checking many others. No wonder why my daughter has had no many reactions to nearly every wipe I have tried! Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication toward this topic!

  3. Hi

    The article you recommend “You do not have to be overwhelmed! You can choose the best baby wipes for your baby on the go.” contrains a list of “safe” baby wipes, which includes Pampers Sensative.

    I have packet of pampers sensative and have just found it contains Bis-PEG/PPG-16/16 PEG/PPG-16/16 Dimethicone, as do the pampers baby fresh.

    1. Hi, Marsela: I am sorry about this misunderstanding. I would never proclaim wipes or any other personal care product safe if they contain ethoxylated ingredients. The list that you are referring to is NOT a list of safe baby wipes. I rated over 30 different wipes, major brands, so you can see how the wipes are you using about planning to use stack up against others so you can make an informed decision and choose the best wipes for you. You can read my review of Pampers wipes here: https://ireadlabelsforyou.com/pampers-sensitive-baby-wipes-ingredients/ Let me know what you think. ~Irina

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  4. Thank you for the information! 🙂 I just wanted to let you know that the Kirkland Signature™ Moist Flushable Wipes no longer include half of the bad ingredients, but still have fragrance. I was worried because we use those all the time, just not on the baby.

  5. This was an interesting article. What are the methods available to test for ingredients in wipes and can any test determine specific concentration of certain ingredients?

    Would appreciate your input.

    Regards