Pura Natural Sensitive Baby Wipes, 99% Water, Unscented & Hypoallergenic, Suitable for Sensitive & Eczema-prone Skin, Fragrance Free & Hypoallergenic, EWG Verified, 3 x 60 per pack (180 Wipes)

We love Pura wipes. They’re gentle, fragrance-free, and perfect for my son’s eczema-prone skin. They’re durable, moist (but not overly wet), and don’t leave behind any weird residue. I feel good using them on both diaper changes and messy hands or faces.The only downside? The packaging. Like many brands, the resealable sticker flap doesn’t always stay stuck, especially as the pack gets low. But I’ve found a great solution: I remove the sticker entirely and stick on a one-touch wipes lid from daiso, and it’s been a gem. Makes opening and closing with one hand easy and keeps the wipes from drying out.Overall, the wipes themselves are excellent, and the packaging is fixable, definitely a s&s buy for us.

Been loving this brand and especially their wipes. Won’t use any other wipe again after trying these! They aren’t super wet and soft on my baby.

These wipes are durable and able to clean up a normal every day mess. The skin feels clean after being used, while not feeling overly dried out. The wipes a little thin but do an ample job.However when the wipes are removed from the packaging it is difficult to remove a single wipe and it is also challenging to return the excess wipes. This leads to excessive use and for a green company it is causing over consumption.

They are decent wipes or “solely get the job done” kind of wipes and are definitely heavily scented and thin. They give more length when opened fully but are super thin and will need to fold to have the same consistency an average wipe. The packaging is also cheap and if you pull more than one by accident it’ll rip the packaging since it’s cheap and they will start to get dry all out so I recommend buying a wipe holder for these.

We love Pura wipes! They’re the most affordable nontoxic. EWG verified baby wipes on the market. Tip: I remove the plastic snap lids from other wet wipes packaging (such as Parents Choice or Honest) and stick them on my Pura wipes so I don’t have to deal with the tape that comes on the Pura packaging. It makes accessing wipes much faster and easier. Note that this only works if you use the wipes quickly; if left for months, the wipes will dry out over time.

Honestly super bummed. Been wanting to try pura & I bought these wipes and their diapers. Unfortunately both were disappointing. These wipes are not durable for wiping poop. I have to use a million and they are so thin that it hardly wipes. Also the packaging is really annoying. There’s just a sticker tab to open and close. The tab gets less sticky every time you open it leaving room for the wipes to dry out. This sticker tab also makes it really hard for diaper changes when you are using one hand to grab another wipe but it’s difficult because the sticker wont stay open. I sadly will not be buying the wipes or diapers again. Love that they are non toxic clean products but they are very ineffective.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Perfect

These are the worst wipes I’ve used.I purchased them because I liked Pura’s ingredient list better than most other options and the price point was fair.However, these wipes are thin, super abrasive, and have an unpleasant scent. Because of how thin they are, I have to fold them in half to make them thick enough to even be usable. Doing so made me use them up way more quickly (so there goes the price point factor) and the abrasiveness irritated my baby’s bum.These wipes also are not at all one-hand friendly, which is an absolute “no” for diaper changes. When you try to pull out a wipe, the whole entire package tries to come along with it. You need two hands to get a wipe out of the package.It is also worth mentioning that the packaging is also poor. The plastic sticker does not stay well on the package at all, which makes for dried-out wipes.Pura wipes at their best could be used to wipe spit-up from clothes or the floor, but I won’t be purchasing these to struggle pulling a wipe from a package I can’t reseal, just to irritate my baby’s skin.