Pura Baby Wipes
Quick verdict
Certification evidence is available; the cited PFAS panel did not include this wipe.
An untested product cannot be described as PFAS-free from this evidence. See version details.
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- Good
- EWG Verified and Allergy UK listings are cited in the review.
- Caution
- Not included in the cited Consumer Reports PFAS panel.
Read the original editorial assessment
A clean 9-ingredient list — 99% water and aloe — with no phenoxyethanol. Confirmed current EWG Verified status and confirmed Allergy UK accreditation directly on Allergy UK's own product page. Not part of Consumer Reports' June 2026 PFAS testing panel, so that specific study isn't cited here; EWG Verified screening against 3,900+ chemicals of concern is the basis for this product's clean tier instead. No recalls or lawsuits found.
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Materials & ingredients
No ingredient on this product's own label was specifically flagged in our review. See ingredient concerns for baby wipes as a whole for what we check for in this category.
Certifications held
| Certification | What it actually verifies |
|---|---|
| EWG Verified | Screens the finished product against EWG's list of 3,900+ chemicals of concern. |
| Allergy UK | Accreditation that a product meets Allergy UK's review criteria for suitability for allergy- and sensitivity-prone users. |
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What the evidence tells us
This review relies on the disclosed formula and any listed certifications. It does not contain an independent PFAS test for this exact product.
What's still uncertain
- An untested product cannot be described as PFAS-free from this evidence.
- Not included in the cited Consumer Reports PFAS panel.
- Certification scopes differ. None is a guarantee that a product will suit every child.
Technical detail & sources
Sources to read
- Baby wipe ingredient review and product comparisons, Consumer Reports (2026)
- EWG Verified directory (2026)
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Final verdict against our baby wipes standard
Clean Published as Clean under the published standard for baby wipes, based on the specific, dated findings above. That standard was written before this or any other product on the page was evaluated, and doesn't change to fit a favorite — see the full site-wide standard for how every category is held to the same process.