The Co-Operative Active review
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The Co-op promises fast absorbency and no sagging with its Active nappies. But considering that some other nappies cost just 5p each, the Co-op’s are an expensive option at 15p. We put them through our tough lab tests to find out whether their absorption and leakage protection make them worth buying.
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