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What does an independent laboratory examine in diapers? SGS Institut Fresenius tested our Baby’s Best Premium Diapers. The report covers mechanical tests and a chemical analysis. Here, you can learn what the results mean.
- In June and July 2026, SGS tested samples from all five sizes.
- The chemical analysis covered lead, eight phthalates, and antimony.
- Lead and eight phthalates were not detected in the materials tested.
- The results apply to the samples and test methods used.
Why did we have our diapers tested?
We want to know which materials are used in our diapers and how they perform in selected tests. That’s why we also had samples of our Baby’s Best Premium Diapers tested by SGS Institut Fresenius. This testing supplements existing product tests and certifications. Learn more about our standards and quality features on our website.
What did SGS Institut Fresenius test?
Mechanical tests
The report includes a drop test and a tensile test. These tests examine how the diapers respond to defined mechanical forces. The results apply to the samples tested and the methods used.
Chemical analysis
SGS tested six materials for lead and eight phthalates. These substances were not detected in the samples. This means the test method did not detect them above its detection limit. It does not mean that the calculated amount present is exactly zero.
Antimony was tested in two materials. The measured values were well below the limit of 60 ppm stated in the report. The abbreviation ppm stands for “parts per million” and describes one part in a million.
What does the test report tell you?
A test report documents examinations of specific samples. The results apply to those samples and test methods. They do not automatically apply to every individual diaper or every situation in family life.
SGS Institut Fresenius tested samples from all five sizes of our premium diapers. This testing supplements other information about our diapers. You can find information about one of the sizes on the page for Baby’s Best Premium Diapers Newborn.
Good to know
- SGS test report no. 8114502 covers samples from all five sizes and tests conducted in June and July 2026.
- Lead and eight phthalates were not detected in the six materials tested.
- Antimony levels in two materials were well below the stated limit of 60 ppm.
Source: SGS Institut Fresenius, test report no. 8114502, tests conducted in June and July 2026.











