Pura Flushable Moist Toilet Tissue Wipes, 1 Pack of 40 Wet Wipes, 100% Plastic Free, 99% Water Clean Washlets, Certified ‘Fine to Flush’ Biodegradable, Compostable, Vegan, Gentle Clean

Lovely big thick. Toilet wipes used post operation. Felt safe to. Use and clean afterwards.I also used these to clean my fingers and arm as I had an operation on my palm and couldn't get it wet. These are fantastic for this as nice and soft, and not too wet. Most importantly I have dermatitis and had got a bad reaction to the iodine used to sterilise my. Arm. These wipes did not irritate this area or leave my skin feeling irritated and dry. Definitely purchasing again.

Great wipes, say flushable but I wouldn’t trust any of the toilet wipes that say they are. Smell is light but pleasant. Great value and very moist. They are thick enough to not break when you pull on them

Absolutely love these wipes!!They are considerably cheap but rather effective - NOT overly saturated with water-based fluid that creates a liquid runway / waterfall when used (like baby wipes & other wet wipes). They are of good quality.I think that they are exceptionally soft and do not cause any rashes or discomfort - especially when used on more sensitive skin-types! (and they can be flushed, safely, without having to worry about a carbon footprint!).I like to use them, religiously, as I experience haemorrhoids (piles) practically every time I pass stools and really, really NEED the soft, nurturing, yet perfectly moist fabric to provide consistent relief + effective cleaning & freshness without irritating further!.. Also, they have one of the best ingredients ever... Organic Aloe Vera!!! (which has active anti-bacterial + healing + soothing properties!.. Beautiful plant!).Oftentimes, I find it useful to use a little bit of toilet roll after (and sometimes before - if I have to "help" the passing via suppositories and/or lubricants) just to ensure maximum cleanliness if there happens to be, on rare occasions, a 'looser' stool...Overall, I genuinely use this product regularly, every single time I pass as they are the only wipe that I find does not cause any of that 'stinging' pain that other wet wipes (and, in my case, baby wipes) cause upon each and every uncomfortable use - these are literally the only wipes that I will ever need to use and I always make sure I have at least x2 packs for each month so that I never need to anticipate that horrible stinging sensation ever again!!The ONLY con, I can honestly say, would be that, even though I always make sure that the pack is immediately re-sealed (and turn it upside down), it does tend to dry out the last quarter - which can be remedied via the addition of a splash of water... but, to be fair, that is to be expected, especially as they do not contain any exotic ingredients that prevent evaporation + like stated previously, they are not excessively saturated with too much water; so they pretty much are perfect... AND they do not break up into little bits or tiny rolled up pieces like toilet paper does... Although, it is worth noting that they do indeed tear easily, so you do have to be more gentle when removing them from the packaging (unlike other plastic-based wet wipes that you can absolutely rag about and at most they stretch a little bit - with force!) - but for a completely SAFE-TO-FLUSH wet wipe that is water-based, biodegradable & 100% plastic-free, you can only expect that they need to be handled with a little more care than harmful variants.I seriously recommend every person to at least try these wipes once!They are planet-safe, user-friendly & cleanly-refreshing!!(And they are super cheap!).9.5/10.

The media could not be loaded. It's quite surprising how few people are aware of the potential dangers associated with some modern wet wipes. Many contain chemicals like alcohol, chlorine, parabens, SLS, MCI, phthalates, and artificial fragrances, which can irritate the skin, disrupt hormones, and harm the environment. MCI (methylchloroisothiazolinone) can be incredibly harsh on the skin and cause rashes that might go unnoticed due to their often-hidden locations. SLS, in particular, can strip the skin of its natural oils, while phthalates and formaldehyde-releasing agents are linked to health risks, including potential cancer and reproductive issues. Alcohol and artificial fragrances can irritate the perianal area, causing conditions like perianal dermatitis. As convenient as regular wet wipes may seem, they often carry more health risks than benefits.The environmental side is just as concerning. Despite being advertised as flushable, most wet wipes are not biodegradable and contain strong plastic fibres. This means, unlike toilet paper, they don't break down in our plumbing or in sewers. Many people, myself included, have flushed these wipes, only to end up dealing with clogged toilets and even overflowing sewage pipes. It’s an unpleasant experience that I wouldn't wish on anyone. When flushed, these wipes can combine with fats, oils, and grease to form "fatbergs" that block pipes and sewer systems. Worse still, they contribute to pollution when they end up in water bodies, posing serious threats to aquatic life.To avoid these concerns, I have been using safe, toxic-free, biodegradable wet wipes from various companies for the past few years. However, they are still relatively new, and many supermarkets don’t stock them due to their higher price compared to standard wet wipes. It's disheartening, as the cheaper price of regular wipes comes at the cost of our health and the environment. I've already switched to unbleached, toxic-free bamboo toilet paper, but finding a reliable, cost-effective alternative for wet wipes has been challenging, especially now that my local supermarket has stopped carrying the ones I usually buy.Luckily, I found these Pura Flushable Moist Toilet Tissue Wipes, which seemed to tick all the boxes, so I decided to give them a try, and I’m so glad I did because they are fantastic. These wipes are accredited as "Fine to Flush" by Water UK, meaning they are genuinely flushable and break down just like toilet paper. Made from 99% water and organic aloe vera, they are suitable for sensitive and eczema-prone skin, and they are dermatologically approved. They are 100% plastic-free, biodegradable, and compostable, made from plant fibres, and certified by multiple organizations including the British Skin Foundation, Allergy UK, and the Soil Association.The quality of these wipes is truly impressive. They are soft to the touch and provide a gentle experience on the skin, with a soothing effect thanks to the aloe vera. Unlike many other brands, these wipes are thick and moist, offering a subtle freshness that ensures a clean feeling without being overly wet. The size is also excellent; they're larger than most competing brands, which means fewer wipes are needed per use, providing great value for money.In terms of packaging, I was pleased to find that the wipes are now interleaved, so they follow each other out of the pack, making them easy to pull out one by one without tearing. I've seen some reviews mentioning issues with the wipes not coming out individually or tearing, but I haven’t experienced that at all with any of the packs I've used. The seal on the pack is incredibly strong, which helps maintain their moisture, something I’ve had problems with when using cheaper supermarket brands.The moisture level is just right. Not too dry, but also not soaking wet with chemicals. There is a very faint scent, but it doesn’t smell like anything specific, which I actually prefer. I don’t need my flushable wipes to have an overpowering aroma. These wipes are also versatile. They’re great not just for personal hygiene but also for quick household cleaning, and they’ve come in handy for camping trips.When it comes to the price, I paid £12.18 for 14 packs, each containing 40 wipes (560 wipes total). While this is more expensive than standard toilet wipes, it’s still fantastic value for money considering what you’re getting: a wipe that’s safe to use, made without fragrances, alcohol, parabens, and totally chlorine-free. I’m just grateful to Pura for making such an excellent product. If you’re on the fence about trying them, you can also get individual packs for less than £1, so there’s little risk in giving them a go. They are the best option I've found for those looking for a safe, effective, and environmentally friendly alternative to regular wet wipes. Give them a go, you won't be disappointed.Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope that you found it helpful and that it assists you in your decision-making. I try to be as honest and fair as possible, as those have always been the reviews that helped me the most.

Excellent toilet roll for subscribe and save. I never run out. Super soft, smells nice, nice and thick, don’t poke my finger through.Good value for money as I couldn’t get this volume of toilet roll in a supermarket.

Used instead of conventional toilet tissue in a cassette toilet. It's a good moist tissue and breaks down well in the holding tank so no issues when emptying. Perhaps a bit to much info but boat and caravan owners will know what I mean! Nice and compact compared to paper toilet roll and good value if ordered on repeat. No particular scent and good for "sensitive areas"The negative point is that it's not easy to remove one sheet at a time from the packet as they stick together.