Nateen does a good job backing up their product with a few certifications. But they leave a lot up to the imagination with ingredients, are not vegan or cruelty free and are not as transparent as we would hope about the details. So, how do they stack up against the Conscious Score? See why they received an F Rating rating below.

While Nateen has received a certification stating that it is hypoallergenic and that they use FSC certified pulp, we have not been able to find an ingredients list or a "what is not in the diaper" list. Based on our standards and their transparency Nateen gets an F for the Ingredient Pillar of the Conscious Score.

Nateen is ISO 14001 certified (which means they are considering water use, impact on biodiversity, and are required to continuously improve) and has certifications proving that their diaper fluff is sustainably sourced, and is 80% biodegradable in 3-6 years. But they say nothing about their CO2 emissions or energy use. Based on our standards and their transparency, Nateen receives an C+ for the Environmental Pillar of The Conscious Score.

Nateen discloses little to no relevant or concrete information about their human rights practices. In some cases Nateen makes ambiguous claims that are unlikely to have a material impact. "We also devote ourselves to environment protection and charities, pay attention to disadvantaged groups, which incarnates our sense of social responsibility well." We are not sure what this means or the impact. Based on our standards and their transparency, Nateen gets an F for the Human Rights Pillar of The Conscious Score.

Nateen discloses little to no relevant or concrete information about their animal rights practices. We see no proof that it is vegan, cruelty free or if they are sold in countries that require animal testing. Nateen gets an F for the Animal Rights Pillar of The Conscious Score.

• FDA Certificate

• 80% Biodegradable

• Hypoallergenic

• FSC Certified

• FDA approved manufacturing facilities

• ISO 14001

• ISO 13485:206