Pure 216 First Aid Disinfecting Wipes for Hands and Face | Antibacterial Cleaning Wipes for Skin, First Aid Kits & Travel Essentials | Portable Sanitizing Wipes for Home, Office & On-the-Go Use

These wipes contain diazolidinyl urea as the main ingredient. Diazolidinyl urea is a formaldehyde releaser and has also been known to cause an allergic reaction on contact, sometimes fairly severe.Studies have shown diazolidinyl urea to be safe in cosmetics at a .5% concentration, but there is no information as to the concentration in this product.I won't buy these again and am considering tossing them out.Edit: Yeah, avoid these at all costs. I tried to do a return on these and can't. Why not? Well, this is the reason Amazon gives:For safety reasons, items that are classified as hazardous materials or use flammable liquids or gases cannot be returned to Amazon.com. Customers should dispose of hazardous materials according to Local, State and Federal regulations. Customers should contact their local government or local waste company for directions on how to dispose of Household Hazardous Waste.Complete rip off, look elsewhere.