Diaper Rash System

Zinc oxide is named with clear concentrations for both creams - 20% in Bottom Buddy, 40% in Rash Rescue - but no particle-size or non-nano status is disclosed anywhere for either product.

The brand confirms no parabens and no fragrances across its line, but nothing addresses formaldehyde releasers or antibacterials specifically, and no full INCI list is published to verify these exclusions comprehensively.

None of its products contain fragrances, and this fragrance-free claim is independently repeated by a retailer and corroborated across the customer review corpus. No dye or added-lotion statement is made separately.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly across its full corpus (1973-2026) and the brand does not appear anywhere, in any role. A control search confirms diaper products are covered by this registry, so the clean result reflects a clean record.

The brand names Leaping Bunny certification, corroborated by a retailer listing, but that certification covers animal-testing practices, not finished-product safety or skin-contact chemical screening. Testing claims otherwise name no lab, standard, or certificate number.

The brand holds Leaping Bunny certification, confirming no animal testing, but this is a cruelty-free credential rather than a cosmetic safety or ingredient-screening certification like EWG VERIFIED or MADE SAFE.

Named actives and a handful of supporting ingredients (beeswax, ceramides, dandelion extract, honey) are disclosed for Rash Rescue, but no complete ingredient count or full INCI list appears in what we found, despite the brand pointing to product pages for full lists.

Rash Rescue's composition is partly named (zinc oxide, beeswax, ceramides, dandelion extract, honey) and Bottom Buddy similarly, but no full layer-by-layer or complete ingredient list is reproduced anywhere we could find, despite the brand stating full lists exist on product pages.

Its products underwent a clinical study under board-certified medical doctors covering all skin types, and a retailer independently names the Somme Institute as conducting dermatological-supervision testing on the line, adding a named entity the brand's own pages do not.

We confirm the products are manufactured in the USA under FDA-registered, cGMP-compliant facilities with an FDA-compliant quality system, corroborated by a retailer's 'Made in America' listing. No warranty or repair-route terms are published for this consumable skincare line.