Lansinoh 20265 Disposable Nursing Pads, 60-Count Boxes (Pack of 3)

Super-absorbent pads wick moisture away from skin
Special polymer in core of pad absorbs excess milk
Unique laminated waterproof backing protects clothes
Ultra-thin for natural, discreet fit; individually wrapped for hygiene
Non-slip tape keeps pads in place

Customer Rating:
Summary: Thank You
Comment: I love this product and to have it avavilable in a large quantity is GREAT for me (no one sells it in my town). They got here on time and in the correct condition...seems like a good price too. Thank You for the efficiency!

Customer Rating:
Summary: So Much better than others!
Comment: I nursed all four of our children and I occasionally tried other nursing pads, but none of then were as wonderful as these.
The great thing about them is that they don't look bulky under you shirt even if it's a thin t-shirt. You can't even tell you're wearing them.
And the other thing is I practically never leaked throught these, and I leaked alot of milk! The only times I ever leaked, is when I left them in for much too long, like if I went somewhere and forgot to pack extras in the diaper bag.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Nursing Pad, if you like Disposables
Comment: I have 4 children and I have nursed all 4 for a year. I like the Lansinoh disposable nursing pads the best out of all of the disposable nursing pads. They absorb well and I never had any leaks. I prefer to use LilyPadz for most occasions since these are thicker and more visible under clothes.
It is nice to have both LilyPadz and the Lansinoh on hand.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Absolutely THE BEST nursing pads around!
Comment: I have tried most of the brands (Avent, Medela, Gerber and Dr. Brown's) and Lansinoh has BY FAR the best nursing pads. Thin but they are large enough and most importantly, hold a lot of breastmilk. I never even leak overnight with these. They are by far the best ones!

Customer Rating:
Summary: Not the best.
Comment: These are not the best nursing pads in my opinion. After having them in for only a little while they start to smell sour and I am not that heavy of a leaker. The smell transfers to my nipples and I can smell it on my baby's face after he's done nursing. They are really good at preventing leakage so I only use them when I go out in public. They are pretty thin but they do crinkle and the adhesive strip does nothing for me. When I am at home I just use washable pads. I had begun to think that I just can't use disposable pads because of the odor but I had a Gerber sample of nursing pads and since I don't leak much I was able to wear them all day. No smell when I finally changed them out.