There is a large piece of double-sided tape hidden in the diaper? !
'The packaging bag says zero addition, and there are large pieces of double-sided tape hidden in the diapers.' Recently, Mr. Xu (pseudonym) who lives in a high-end community in Tianhe District reported that he bought a bag of 'Dr. Shu' recently. After using baby diapers, the baby's buttocks have repeated red rashes. What's more amazing is that he found a group of 'black' foreign objects in the diapers. In this regard, the person in charge of the relevant company said that he did not know what was going on, 'maybe it was accidental in the production process,' and pointed out that the victim was asking for excessive prices when he complained. Complaint A few days ago, Mr. Xu bought a bag of 'Dr. Shu' baby diapers in a small shop in the community. 'I haven't bought this brand before, and the price is too expensive, but I saw the words'zero added' and'super thin' on the package. Considering that the weather is too hot, children using this kind of diapers will be more comfortable, so I I bought a bag.' As a result, after Mr. Xu's child used it, a rash appeared on his butt. 'When the rash was found, I quickly helped the child apply the medicine. When the rash disappeared, I used the diaper again, and the child developed the rash again.' So Mr. Xu suspected that there was a problem with the diaper. When he checked the entire pack of diapers carefully, he found that There was a 'black' foreign body in a piece of diaper. “It was supposed to be a diaper that was strictly manufactured to prevent bacteria, but foreign matter similar to tape appears. This will damage the health of the child and make parents unacceptable.” Mr. Xu said angrily. The baby's skin is very delicate, so the quality requirements for diapers are very high. Diaper manufacturers must strictly control, pay attention to quality, and provide healthy products for babies. It should not be profitable and damage the interests of consumers. Previous: Diapers should have super water absorption Next: How to choose diapers for babies when the climate turns cold