What’s Really in Diapers & Incontinence Products?
Join the Diaper Ingredient Project! Your photos can help explore potential harmful ingredients in diapers and incontinence products to support safer products for families!
Submit Photos
Weaving Voices for Health & Justice welcomes photo submissions of baby diapers and adult incontinence products . Your photos will help reveal what ingredients are used, how they are being disclosed, and support stronger protections for people who rely on these products every day.
Use the form below to upload your photos and help us build a clearer picture of diaper and incontinence product ingredients.
Who Can Participate?
Everyone can participate! You do not have to use –or purchase- diapers or incontinence products to participate.
You can:
- Take photos while shopping at your local store.
- Photograph products you already have at home.
- Ask a friend or family member to photograph products they use.
Participate With Us:
- Take pictures of diaper and incontinence product packages in any store or at home products purchased online are acceptable; however, the submissions must include physical photos of the packaging.
- We welcome photos of products from all brands. Please reference the list below for the products we are especially seeking.
- Complete our Google Form and upload your images (one form per product).
- If you don’t have a Google account, fill out a copy of this form and email the form with your pictures to weavingvoices@weavingvoices.org.
Submit as many relevant products as you’d like. If you are uploading multiple products, please use a separate form for each. Submit photos from anywhere in the United States.
- Help Us Spread the Word! Share this page with others who may want to participate.
Have you seen these products? Take a picture!
Baby Diapers
- Pampers Amore
- Millie Moon
- Up & Up by Target
- Walgreens Brand Baby Diapers
- Live Better by CVS
- Reusable cloth diapers
Adult Incontinence Products
- Reusable incontinence underwear (e.g., Thinx for All Leaks)
- Men’s disposable incontinence underwear
- Up & Up by Target Incontinence Underwear
- Assurance Incontinence Underwear
Photos Should Include:
- Front of package (with brand & product name clearly visible)
- The ingredient list on the package
- The lot number
- Manufacturer or distributor information
- Any interesting or relevant marketing language (e.g. “fragrance-free,” “plant-based,” “gentle,” etc.)
Find examples of good photos below.
About this project:
New York’s diaper ingredient disclosure law, that went into effect in December 2025, is the first law in the U.S. to require manufacturers of diapers and adult incontinence products to include a list of ingredients on the package. This law creates an important opportunity to better understand what ingredients are present in baby diapers and adult incontinence products. This project will also help us look at how the law is being implemented and its impact on the national marketplace, identify gaps in disclosure, and build a stronger case for safer products.
This project is made possible in partnership with Clean+Healthy and Sierra Club Atlantic Chapter. We’re proud to collaborate with partner organizations committed to ingredient transparency, safer products, and stronger protections for families and communities.
