Natural Choice environmentally-sensitive Diapers, X-Large Size 5, Over 27 Pounds (156-Count Diapers)

Natural Choice environmentally-sensitive Diapers, X-Large Size 5, Over 27 Pounds (156-Count Diapers)

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Natural Choice environmentally-sensitive Diapers, X-Large Size 5, Over 27 Pounds (156-Count Diapers) Details

• Totally chlorine-free pulp and usess 20-30% less petroleum-based materials than the leading brands.
• Backsheet and topsheet material made from annually renewable resources
• 30-40% more sustainable materials than the leading brands
• Comparable features and performance national brand premium products
• Full stretch side panels

Description of Natural Choice environmentally-sensitive Diapers, X-Large Size 5, Over 27 Pounds (156-Count Diapers)

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Natural Choice features:

• Totally Chlorine Free Pulp
• Unique Bio-Based Absorbent Material
• Backsheet and Topsheet material made from annually renewable resources
• 20-30% less petroleum-based materials vs. the Leading Brands
• 30-40% more sustainable materials vs. the Leading Brands
• Full Stretch Side Panels
• Comparable features and performance to premium products

Natural materials reduce use of petrochemicals
Natural Choice's environmentally-sensitive diaper uses backsheet and topsheet nonwovens that contain 50% Ingeo Fiber.

What is Ingeo??
Ingeo? fiber is made from polylactide, a revolutionary new naturally derived material that comes from 100% annually renewable resources not oil. Ingeo™ represents the lowest carbon footprint polymer available in the world today. The entire manufacturing process from field to polymer uses 68% less fossil resources than comparable petroleum plastics.

Natural Choice's environmentally-sensitive Diapers use 20-30% LESS petroleum based materials and 30-40% MORE sustainable materials than the leading brands. If 10% of the disposable diapers in the U.S. were environmentally-sensitive Diapers, it would reduce the consumption of petrochemical based materials by more than 20 million pounds.