Our wipes contain safe, gentle ingredients which are regularly tested for the safety, quality and performance. While ingredients vary slightly across the line up to deliver specific benefits, all Pampers Wipes are made with at least 97% water (up to 99% in our Pampers 99% Water Wipes and Pampers Aqua Soft Touch Wipes) and a gentle SkinShield lotion to help restore your baby’s natural skin pH. Learn more about what’s in our wipes by [clicking here].

Just like your little one grows, so do we! We listen to you – our consumers, which is why we’re always adapting to what little ones and their families need most. Every family’s di erent, so we’ve refreshed our Baby Wipes range, to oer more choice tailored for specific needs - whether you're caring for a newborn or chasing a toddler on the move. At the core of every wipe is our commitment to both skin cleaning and protection. All Pampers Wipes are safe for babies to use from day one and feature unique pH buffering properties that clean up mess while helping to restore skin’s natural pH…better than cotton wool and water*. The wipes range features new packaging and improved features to our products – there are four wipes in the full Pampers Wipes Range, featuring our NEW! Pampers 99% Water Wipes and improved Pampers Aqua Soft Touch Wipe. (*C. Gelmetti, “Skin cleansing in children,” Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, vol. 15, supplement 1, pp. 12–15, 2001. Priestley G, McVittie E, Aldridge R. Changes in skin pH after the use of baby wipes. Pediatric Dermatology. 1996; 13(1):14-17)

Pampers Baby Wipes are specially formulated to oer a dual benefit: cleaning and skin protection4. They gently lift away mess and enable hygienic use and disposal. Our unique lotion formulation helps clean and protect babies’ skin while helping to restore the skin’s natural pH better than cotton wool and water*. While cotton and water can remove visible messes, they don’t protect the skin. (*C. Gelmetti, “Skin cleansing in children,” Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, vol. 15, supplement 1, pp. 12–15, 2001. Priestley G, McVittie E, Aldridge R. Changes in skin pH after the use of baby wipes. Pediatric Dermatology. 1996; 13(1):14-17 Blume-Peytavi U et al. Bathing and cleansing in newborns from day 1 to first year of life: recommendations from a European round table meeting. Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology. 2009. 23 (7): 751–759)

Nope! Our wipes are not designed to be flushed and should always be disposed of in your household bin. A little tip – just wrap it in the diaper after using before putting it there! Our packaging includes symbols and guidelines on safe disposal, and we have implemented the voluntary Code of Practice developed by EDANA, which includes a clear “Do-Not-Flush” symbol to use on product packaging.