Agencies find no link between rash, newest Pampers
By Associated PressCINCINNATI (AP) - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Health Canada say they haven't yet found a link between Pamers Dry Max diapers and some babies' unusually severe diaper rash. The CPSC said Thursday that both agencies will keep evaluating consumer complaints and provide updated information. The CPSC received nearly 4,700 diaper rash reports from April through August and says both agencies evaluated the diapers' materials, construction and other characteristics. Claims that the new version of Procter & Gamble's biggest-selling brand can cause severe rashes triggered lawsuits as well as the government probes. CPSC says it cannot rule out that some babies may react differently to the new product, especially those who are sensitive to materials in Dry Max. |
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February 9, 2012
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