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Huggies, of course, had a reasonable explanation for the accusation. Huggies posted to their official Facebook page that the shiny particles in the baby wipes were not at all dangerous.

Do Huggies Wipes Contain Glass Shards? Viral claims maintained that some lots of Huggies brand baby wipes are impregnated with tiny shards of glass. Kim LaCapria Published Aug. 21, 2015 Claim: ...

Parents beware: several mothers from across the country are claiming that shards of glass have been found in baby wipes made by popular child-care manufacturer Huggies. The first mention came from ...

Huggies said they will not be recalling the wipes “because our product is safe, and poses no health risk to babies.” According to the company, no injuries have been reported.

Glass in Huggies baby wipes? Not a shard of evidence supports it, says company Published: Aug. 24, 2015, 6:19 p.m. By Anna Claire Vollers | avollers@reckonmedia.com screencap huggies wipes ...

CAMARILLO, Calif.- A California mother’s video apparently showing glass on her daughter’s baby wipes prompted a response from Huggies. One of Melissa Estrella’s videos was uploaded Thursday ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Parents of young children have taken to social media to express their concern about shiny particles they said they have found in baby wipes made by Huggies.

Huggies is looking into reports about possible glass found in its baby wipes. The company started investigating after a mother in Guam posted a video online showing what's believed to be tiny ...

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Huggies says it will not recall the product because it believes it is not dangerous. Huggies has set up a special phone number for people with questions on this issue: 1-888-485-6839 ...