Pampers Diapers Causing rashes and Burns???

It has been reported that the federal governement is looking into reports that the new type of diapers put out by Proctor and Gamble's Pampers is causing rashes and possible chemical burns.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission started an investigation this week following complaints of babies and toddlers suffering severe and persistent diaper rashes and blisters that resemble chemical burns. 
 

This new thinner type of diaper uses Pampers "Dry Max" technology. As of right now the company is denying the new product has caused burns on children.

Since this investigation is so new, the CPSC has asked that parents and caregivers report any issues.

CPSC spokesman Scott Wolfson encouraged parents to report any problems to the agency, which he said has received only a handful of reports so far. Wolfson said the investigation is in its early stages and the agency is seeking as much information as possible.

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carrie baker - June 1, 2010 7:06 PM

Yes, my child has recieved a burn (not rash I have 4 childern I know what a rash looks like) after wearing a pambers diaper. I have used pambers in the past(3 years ago with other childern) and had no problems. But whatever changes they have made are a problem. These are babies that are suffering because of the diapers they are wearing causing burns? Someone needs to do something STOP SELLING THE DIAPERS AND FIGURE OUT THE PROBLEM!!!

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