Medical-grade standards refer to product hygiene and safety indicators and other characteristics higher than ordinary products, and medical-grade baby diapers are suitable for occasions and groups with high nursing requirements.

　　The difference between medical-grade baby diapers and existing national standards is:

　　The hygiene standards for medical-grade baby diapers are more stringent: the total number of bacterial colonies is 10 times stricter than the national standard; the national standard for the total number of fungal colonies is 100cfu/g, while the medical-care level stipulates that "no detection" is allowed. In terms of the types of pathogenic bacteria required to be tested, the number of medical staff has doubled.

　　Medical-grade baby diapers mean stricter hygiene indicators, stricter performance indicators, and more complex safety standards. Medical-grade diapers mean strict and almost abnormal hygiene indicators, ensuring the ultimate purity of each diaper.

　　In terms of the quality standard of medical-grade baby diapers, in terms of slippage, re-penetration and other indicators, the medical-care grade has been greatly improved compared with the national standard, and three new absorption performance indicators have been added to better highlight Absorbent properties of diapers.

　　In addition, medical-grade baby diapers have added a number of safety indicators, including heavy metal content, plasticizer content, skin irritation test, formaldehyde and migrated fluorescence, etc., and these safety indicators are not required by the national standard.