Lansinoh 20265 Disposable Nursing Pads, 60-Count Boxes (Pack of 3)
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Product Reviews of Lansinoh 20265 Disposable Nursing Pads, 60-Count Boxes (Pack of 3)
Product Review: Works well!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have an OALD and am constantly leaking, so nursing pads are a MUST for me. Lansinoh pads are great! I've never had a leak except when I don't put it back on correctly after feeding. These pads do the job and are cheaper than Medela which also works well. The price is even better w/ Amazon's Subscribe and Save.Product Review: Worth the price
Summary: 5 Stars
These nursing pads are the most expensive I have seen, but they are worth the money if you leak excessively. They are amazingly absorbent.[...]. But if you don't leak much, you may prefer a smaller, more discreet pad.
As for the polymer beads being left on your skin (as the other review indicated), I suspect this is because she is not changing them often enough. I haven't had that problem at all. As soon as I notice they are at all wet, I change them. That isn't to say I haven't slept with them and woken up with them completely saturated - still haven't seen that problem. Maybe it's the lanolin, which I don't use now that my baby has a good latch. Anyway, the beads are a pain if you accidentally rip the pad, which I've done once. It's like sand everywhere. You have to be kind of careless to rip them, but as new moms know, sometimes you are rushed and holding your little one at the same time you are changing your nursing pads.
These pads cover a larger surface area than others I've tried. However, they adhere to your bra rather than form to your breasts. This has only been a problem for me at night when I shift and the pads don't shift with me. They are large enough that it is usually okay, but not always.
They also keep my skin drier than others, which is necessary for breast health, but you still need to change them once they are wet.
Overall
Pros: Absorbent, keeps skin dry (and aren't those the two reasons you use nursing pads in the first place - hence the five stars)
Cons: Expensive, excessive packaging, a little bulky
Product Review: best I've found
Summary: 5 Stars
These are the best nursing pads that I've found because the paper backing is waterproof, keeping them from leaking. I'm a heavy leaker and can't live without these. The only thing I don't like is that they are so thin and paper-like, which makes them wrinkle sometimes when you first put them in, and those wrinkles can show through some bras and shirts. To minimize this I put the smaller and firmer Johnson's brand disposable pads inside these, allowing them to keep their shape better, and then I just change the Johnson's pads a couple of times a day. Btw, if you try this trick make sure that you don't use the sticky tape on the back of the Johnson's pad to attach them because it could rip the lining on the Lansinoh ones causing that absorbant gel stuff to leak out. I'm larger-busted and find that they stay together and in place pretty well without ever having to use the adhesive backings on either pad :-)Product Review: best on the market
Summary: 4 Stars
The wife says: These pads are the most expensive I've seen (hence the 4-star rating instead of 5), but they're also the best of the disposable pads. I've used them almost exclusively in three years of nursing. I have tried several other brands, but keep coming back to the Lansinoh for the best leak protection. They have lots of gel and a truly waterproof backing, especially good for overnight use. Cons: price, and since they come folded, sometimes the crease shows under knit bras & shirts.Product Review: best pads
Summary: 5 Stars
I have tried other pads, and they are either too small or leak. But not the Lanisoh ones. They fit the full size of my bra and dont really move much. They will NEVER leak through and you can't tell youre wearing any pads at all. I have no problem with the beads that the other reviews wrote, I haven't seen them. Best pads out there, I mean the Lansioh people are the breastfeeding people company, so I would DEF. recommend these.