Independent safety checks
Joonya are the first Australian brand to publish the chemical tests carried out by an independent laboratory.
Joonya is committed to
transparency and creating safe
diapers and wipes free from harsh
ingredients and suspected
carcinogens.
Chemicals in big brand diapers & wipes
The inspiration behind our creations comes from being parents ourselves and our concern for the harmful chemicals that we were unknowingly exposing our children to 24 hours a day.
We have discovered an industry where brands aren’t always honest with false marketing claims and questionable ingredients the norm.
When you consider a diaper or wipes are in almost permanent contact with a baby’s skin, and the growing suspicions among the scientific community about certain ingredients accused of being harmful to health…
Joonya is commited to transparency and creating safe diapers free from harsh ingredients and suspected carcinogens.
Informing you
We know Its impossible for families to make informed decisions about what we expose our children to in products, because Australian brands are not required by law to disclose what ingredients go into making them.
We believe that all families deserve an accurate demonstration that the chemical components of diapers are safe which is why we have publicly shared these results.
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It’s a continuous quest for the truth and we will never stop improving or finding the options that put your babies health first.
Leanne & Rich x
test results explained
We had the results deciphered by an independent Eurofins toxicologist and pleased to report that all substances tested do not exceed any health threshold & below the level of quantification.
- For chemical analysis, the result “0” does not exist. If the sign < comes before the test result,the substance is not quantifiable (undetected) in the sample tested.
- The limit of quantification is a method of analysis which determines the lowest concentration measurable by analytical instruments with satisfactory reliability.
- Example of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH’s) <0.2 milligrams / kilogram means that the quantification limit for this substance is <0.2 milligrams / kilogram and has not been detected for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH’s).