Our Solution

The product will be suitable for both males and females and will be manufactured from ecologically friendly materials, easy-to-use, cost-effective diaper, that intended to provide a solution to problems created by current diapers both for baby and adult (see below)

 
The innovative design along with the new utility concept is patented.

The diaper will include two differentiated diapers in one unit that will allow for separation between the fecal part of the diaper and the urine collection segment and will prevent contact of urea with the skin.
In addition, integration of temperature-regulated materials will facilitate maintenance of the desired temperature in the genital area. 

The problem

The disposable diaper used today for babies and adults was invented and first marketed over 60 years. Apart from improvements in absorbency, type of textile, grip, no real conceptual changes have been made in the product. In principle, modern diapers share the same original inexpensive structure that includes one continuous unit of disposable material that wraps around the crotch and collects urine and feces. However, this standard design has been associated with three well-established phenomena: 

• Increase in the temperature of the genital area by 2-4°C. This high T°C have a negative effects including discomfort, and the encouragement of bacterial and fungal growth, which are known vectors for inflammation and disease. 

• Free passage of feces, and with it, fecal bacteria from the back area of the diaper to the front, where the genitals are located. Poor hygiene in infants and adults due to leakage of feces into the frontal area, can lead to infection, inflammation and subsequent urinary tract and kidney diseases. Such effects have also been linked to an increase in morbidity and mortality in geriatric patients and to reduced quality of life in diaper users.
 

• Irritation of the skin by urea. 

• Potential damage to male and possibly female fertility (babies). 

• Potential interruption to Brain’s gender development (babies). 

• Use of non - environmentally friendly materials that causes a serious environmental problem.