Fragrance-Free Baby Eye Natural Bamboo Wipes 30 Sachets

The wipe cloth is named as 100% FSC-certified bamboo fiber, explicitly distinguished from bamboo viscose, and a burn-test method is used to demonstrate the substrate contains no plastic.

The solution is disclosed as 99.7% purified water plus hydrolyzed soy protein, and separately stated free from alcohol and parabens, but no preservative system is named anywhere, leaving the required method/ingredient for the remaining fraction unstated.

The eye wipes are stated fragrance-free and the wider wipe line is explicitly stated to be free from alcohol as well as fragrance, parabens and chlorine, with a linked third-party report supporting the fragrance-free claim, though no full INCI list confirms alcohol-free status for this exact product.

The eye wipes are fragrance-free and the wider Terra wipe line is free from chlorine, latex, lotion and fragrance with a linked third-party report, though dye is not separately addressed for this eye-wipe product.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly across its full 1973-2026 corpus and found no recall naming this brand's baby products; the four 'Terra' hits are unrelated companies (mattresses, toys, candles, skates) that do not cover this wipe line. That is a clean result for the products this brand actually sells.

The bamboo wipe substrate is asserted as FSC-certified and the wipes carry a Dermatest 'Excellent' skin-safety rating, both named certifications for the finished product.

The cloth is disclosed as 100% biodegradable FSC-certified bamboo fiber (not viscose) and the liquid solution is disclosed as 99.7% purified water plus hydrolyzed soy protein, giving a layer-by-layer breakdown for the wipe line this eye-wipe product shares.

The wipes are rated 'Excellent' for all skin types by Dermatest, a named independent testing institute with a published rating, and this is corroborated by an independent review noting Dermatest approval.

A traceability narrative behind a USDA Biobased claim and an independent transparency characterization both describe the broader Terra product range or diapers rather than this eye-wipe product specifically, so the disclosure is real but scoped elsewhere.