DYPER bamboo diapers are free toxic, doesn't restrict movement, great on the wallet and great for the planet. It is all in part to help waste pollution.

Subscription-based baby care company Dyper, who introduced their biodegrade bamboo diaper in 2018, has just launched a joint-venture with waste management company TerraCycle, called ReDyper, to ...

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The ReDyper program is a new addition to Dyper’s subscription model, which first launched in 2018 and offers at-home delivery of bamboo diapers without chlorine, latex, alcohol, perfumes, PVC ...

A subscription to Dyper — which delivers between 100 and 260 diapers a week depending on baby’s size— costs $68 per month. ReDyper will cost an additional $39 per month.

Converting DYPER diapers and wipes to biochar yields an 80% reduction in mass. For example, 100 pounds of dry diapers yields approximately 20 pounds of biochar.

The DYPER Card™ will offer qualified customers three free Super Packs of diapers upon card approval and a $1.00 purchase, plus the ability to earn unlimited free diapers or a cash back ...

These compostable diapers are a partnership between a disposable diaper company called DYPER, which appears to make some of the 'cleanest' disposable diapers on the market, with bamboo fibers that ...

LOS ANGELES, July 25, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Charcoal Enhanced diapers from DYPER are the brand’s most natural, protective diapers, offering maximum absorbency and leak protection to prevent ...

HCAP Partners has made an investment in Scottsdale, Arizona-based DYPER, a bamboo diaper subscription service. No financial terms were disclosed. SAN DIEGO, Oct. 15, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — HCAP ...