- Sales Rank: #29673 in Health and Beauty
- Size: 64
- Brand: Seventh Generation
- Model: SEV44043
- Released on: 2011-03-07
- Ingredients: Chloride free wood pulp and sodium polyacrylate (in the absorbent pad), polypropylene ((in the layer, outer layer, moisture barrier layer), and in the dryness layer), adhesives (in the seams and joints), polymer spandex and polyurethane (in the fastening system and leg/waist elastic).
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.90" h x
9.30" w x
11.60" l,
5.20 pounds
Features
- Provides premium absorbency and soft, cloth-like comfort
- Featuring resealable secure fit closure tabs and a stretchy back gather for improved fit and performance
- Is processed without chemicals containing chlorine
- Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
Moms and dads want the best for their babies and the world they'll someday call their own. That's why Seventh Generation makes Free and Clear Diapers. Delivering premium absorbency and cloth-like comfort, the diapers you love have a new look that makes it easier to understand just what makes Seventh Generation Free and Clear Diapers different. As always, the diapers are free of chlorine processing; they are also free of fragrances, latex, and petroleum-based lotions, so you get to decide what touches your baby's sensitive skin.
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Seventh Generation diapers are free of chlorine processing. They are also free of fragrances, latex, and petroleum-based lotions, so you get to decide what touches your baby's sensitive skin.
Lightweight
The diapers now have an improved environmental footprint, due to the re-designed, lighter-weight core that is more efficient at absorption and uses less processed, chlorine-free wood pulp. And it's still the diaper you love, delivering premium performance and cloth-like comfort.
Protecting Planet Earth
Seventh Generation knows your home is your world. For the past 20 years, their mission has been to help you protect your world with their environmentally responsible and effective household products. By choosing Seventh Generation household products, you create a healthy environment for you and your family.
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Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
36 of 47 people found the following review helpful.
By Elizabeth M. Callahan II
There are so many "vine" reviews on these new free and clear diapers, which is a promotional program that is funded by companies to give free products to "vine" reviewers on Amazon so that the new items can have several reviews posted at the time of launch. As a parent, it's hard for me to trust opinions of those who have received the products for free. Isn't everything better when it's free? I can think of a lot of products that I would've rated higher if I hadn't had to spend so much money for them out of my pocket. How many negative reviews are given when the people writing them have been compensated with free products and the promise of more free products for writing the reviews? Just think about it. I'm not saying "vine" reviewers are lying, I'm just saying there is a skewed perception possibility. If I want truth, I find reviews by people who have paid their hard earned dollars so you can get an UNBIASED review - it's a bonus when the person reviewing has experience with the brand so they are aware of the changes and quality standards.Well, today is your lucky day...I AM a parent of diapered babies, I AM a long-time seventh generation product user, and I HAVE used a few packs of these free and clear diapers. I am NOT a "VINE" freebie reviewer - I put my pretty pennies to work to try these out and what follows is HONESTY, unbiased, pure and simple. Here are the pros & cons I found with these new "free and clear" diapers:**It absorbs more because it has more SAP gel inside and less wood pulp, this is also why it is much thinner than previous versions. SAP is controversial with many parents in the diapering community, I'd suggest you research it to make up your own mind for your own child.**We have had leaks at the tummy with our son with overnight use and blowouts can happen at the legs because the elastic doesn't have a long enough length to create a proper fit.**The outside is not as soft and it looks like they are using less dye to make them brown because these are more tan in color. FYI - chlorine-free diapers are white from manufacture (hydrogen peroxide makes them white) but seventh generation dyes the diapers to make them "natural" colored - just read the package fine print.**The sizing is smaller than most so you get more for your money with other brands that run larger (i.e. Earths Best, Bambo, Nature babycare) because your child can stay in a smaller size longer and smaller sizes come in packs of more diapers.**There is an foul odor with these diapers, right out of the package and when the baby pees. This is not a problem with other diapers, not eco-friendly or otherwise, not sure why these ones smell but they do.**I'm not sure what the other reviewer is referring to with the sticky tabs, there is no sticky part on these diapers - it is like a type of velcro but not sticky like most other diapers. It works good for fastening, just the same (doesn't stick to skin).**I wish there was a size printed on the diaper so I could easily sort out the diapers when my baby changes sizes and I have leftovers to give away.Overall, I liked the previous version of these diapers best. For someone who is using a chemical doused traditional brand, I'm sure these are a step up. But for the rest of us who were already trying to be more responsible in choosing our baby products, I think this is a step down.I am not a fan of the increased dusty sand stuff (SAP) that provides the absorption in these. If you happen to tear a dry diaper and inhale the dust, you get a really sore throat from the stuff. I don't like that being on my baby. I will use another brand from now on, I feel like I gave these a fair shot.I hope my truthful review helps you decide if these are right for your baby!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Cooper
I wasn't too fond of 7G diapers when my baby girl was a newborn, but they are the only diapers I have used (including rump-a-rooz all in one cloth diapers) that do not give her marks on her legs and a rash on her groin and legs. My daughter has very sensitive skin, excema breakouts are common with use of the wrong product. I tried huggies naturals, pampered sensitive, the green baby diapers at ralphs, 365, earths best, mom to mom at vons and came back to 7Gs. Because of her wide hips, I do have to go up a size.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Gift Card Recipient
Is it just me or has anyone noticed that the quality of these diapers have gone downhill? They used to be thicker, fluffier and more durable which made them fit better. Now, Im assuming they are filling it with more SAP gel because it's maxi thin and not as durable. I've used cheaper store brands and they are better than this. Why did you have to change things 7th Generation?I would NOT recommend and will probably switch to another brand.:(
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