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What is SAP?

SAP stands for super absorber. A.K.A. sodium polyacrylate. SAP are the small crystals mixed with soft, fluffed wood pulp that make up the contents of the flushable. It is an amazing material, able to absorb up to 100 times it’s weight in water.

SAP is proven to be safe and effective by over 400 studies, and most recently was given the "two thumbs up" from MBDC, the leading US based design chemistry firm.   MBDC gave the SAP in our gDiaper flushables the chemical rating "green", which is the safest assessment a chemical or material can receive.  It is found in most disposable diapers and feminine hygiene products, safe for humans and harmless to the environment.