Class Action Lawsuit Targets Pampers Dry Max Diapers

Parents who claim their babies received severe skin rashes, burns, infections and other skin ailments from Pampers brand “Dry Max” diapers have filed a class action lawsuit against Procter & Gamble. The class action complaint includes anyone who purchased Pampers “Easy Ups” diapers containing “Dry Max” technology, including products labeled as Swaddlers or Cruisers diapers.

According to lawsuit documents, parents want P&G to ensure that Pampers regularly test their product to ensure it will not cause severe rashes, blisters, welts, chemical burns and other skin ailments. It also wants parents to be reimbursed for the diapers and compensated for medical expenses relating to the treatment of any severe skin ailments caused by the diapers.

Pampers dismissed reports that the diapers cause skin irritations after the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) said they were investigating the products. If you’ve experienced problems with Pampers “Dry Max” diapers, you can file a complaint with the CPSC, and/or contact the law firm handling the class action lawsuit here.