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Earth's Best TenderCare

*Est. 28 cents each

Reviewed July 2009
Earth's Best TenderCare

Eco-friendly disposable diapers

pros
  • Not treated with chlorine bleach
  • Partially made of renewable resources
  • Soft texture
  • Leak protection
cons
  • More expensive than store-brand diapers
  • Difficult to find in stores
 
 
Where to Buy
  • drugstore.com

    for $49.99

  • Diapers.com

    for $55.60

 
 
 

When discussing eco-friendly alternatives to traditional disposable diapers, Earth's Best TenderCare chlorine-free diapers are favored among reviewers. These disposable diapers are not treated with chlorine bleach, which some parents claim reduces diaper rash. Reviewers say the TenderCare diapers are softer than other eco-friendly diapers and offer excellent leak protection. An added bonus is that TenderCare diapers are partially made of renewable resources, such as corn and wheat. Many reviewers compare TenderCare diapers to Seventh Generation (*Est. 20 cents each), another popular brand of eco-friendly, chlorine-free diapers, claiming that TenderCare diapers perform much better and are softer than Seventh Generation. However, TenderCare diapers are more expensive than store-brand diapers, and they may be more difficult to find in stores.

Earth's Best TenderCare diapers aren't included in the diaper review by ConsumerReports.org, but they are included in several reviews of eco-friendly diapers. The buyer's guide provided by TheGreenGuide.com reviews six types of eco-friendly diapers in terms of the materials used and price, although no discussion of the performance of the diapers is offered. Parenting.com provides results of a test conducted by moms who discuss leak protection and rash control for six brands of eco-friendly diapers. Only a few consumer reviews are available on Amazon.com, but the parent comments are valuable.

Where To Buy
 
 
Featured StoresStore RatingNotesTotal Price
drugstore.comdrugstore.com rated 4.00 (528 reviews)528 store reviewsIn Stock. Free Shipping for all items over $49!$49.99
Diapers.comDiapers.com rated 4.50 (2538 reviews)2538 store reviewsIn Stock. FREE 2-day Shipping!$55.60
 
 
 

Our Sources

1. TheGreenGuide.com

This informative article addresses the cloth versus disposable debate, and specifically covers alternatives to traditional disposables. Six types of eco-friendly diapers are examined on their use of environmentally friendly materials and price. Earth's Best TenderCare diapers are rated best value.

Review: Diapers Buying Guide, Editors of TheGreenGuide.com

2. Parenting.com

In this informal review, moms rate several eco-friendly diapers in terms of leaks and causing diaper rash, and then decide whether they would switch brands. Mom testers say they would definitely switch to Earth's Best TenderCare chlorine-free diapers, stating that they don't leak.

Review: Tested by Moms: Eco-Friendly Diapers, Patty Onderko

3. Amazon.com

Although only a few parents have reviewed the Earth's Best TenderCare chlorine free diapers on Amazon.com, but the information provided is valuable. Most parents reviewing TenderCare diapers mention that the product is superior to Seventh Generation, another brand of eco-friendly disposable diapers.

Review: Earth's Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Diapers, Contributors to Amazon.com

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