Customer Reviews

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

5 star:		(69)
4 star:		(13)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

My wife has tried Lansinoh, Medela, and Advent nusing pads.
Out of the three, she thought the Lansinoh and Medela pads were equivalent and that the Advent pads were the worst when it came to absorbancy. She averages about 2-3 nursing pads per day.

This three box deal on Amazon is definitely cheaper than buying a single box at Target, especially if you plan on nursing for a long time. Just plan ahead to account for the shipping time so you don't run out prematurely.

As a mother who has breastfed two children, I can honestly say I've tried every disposable nursing pad out there and most of the washable (including Bravado which is supposedly the thickest, and LilyPadz -- which is supposed to prevent but not for me) brands. These thick washable ones or even some of the disposable ones may work for you if you don't have hyperactive let-down. If you do, like me, none of the others will work for you. The Lansinoh disposable are the ONLY ones that will prevent leaking through for me.

I really, really, really wish Lansinoh would consider changing the pink to white...it is the only negative for these pads (and the only reason for 4 stars instead of 5). The Lansinoh Ultra Soft pads are white, if I remember correctly, and they are SUPER soft and comfortable. However, fewer came in each box and they were more expensive. Anyway, these pads are great (aside from the pink) -- and, if you don't normally wear white/light colored shirts, not a problem at all. If you would like to wear white/light colored shirts occasionally (like me), maybe buy a spare box of the Ultra Soft or another brand (although I've tried all other brands, and none were as good as these) to wear under those shirts.

I bought a box of each brand of nursing pads. Some I didn't even finish using because they were so terrible. The Lansinoh nursing pads are the only ones that I keep buying - they last forever before they have to be changed. With others I'd wake up soaked, but with Lansinoh I sometimes don't even notice that they are wet - they have a great wetness barrier!

These nursing pads are the best that I have found. I have tried them all. They are just the right size. They are not too small like some other brands.

They are very absorbant and have excellent leak guard. I have never felt like they were wet.

Amazon has them at the best price. I have shopped and cannot find a better deal.

They do come individually wrapped which is great if you want to throw a sapre few in the diaper bag, but for everyday use that is a lot of extra trash.

The nursing pads are the best among all the brands I tried. The size is right; the absorbance is good; the shape is not obvious on your clothes. Moreover, the price of 3 boxes pack offered here cannot be found anywhere. I will not waste time to search for sales in shops anymore.

There is one thing came to my attention, which is the individual packing bag of each pad. I feel I am really creating too much rubbish.

If you are looking for breast pad, this is a good choice.

I like these nursing pads because they do the job and are disposable and relatively comfortable. Negatives are that they kind of crinkle up in my nursing bra and don't lay flat, so I feel like it looks like I'm stuffing my bra. Also, the glue doesn't do much to hold the pad in place for long what with all the nursing throughout the day. They are decent though, and I've never had a situation where they leaked through.

After using Medela pads, Avent pads and Lansinoh pads, I've found the Lansinoh pads to be the best. For one, they're big but not bulky and thick, they're thin enough and contour well to the body and quite absorbent. When I breastfeed, I take the pads out since they can wrinkle if I just pull the bra aside with the pad in there. But after taking the pads out so many times, the adhesive wears out, I wish it were on the top as well as at the bottom. Also if you wear thin shirt, the wrinkles from the pad shows. But overall, compared to other brands, this is the best I've found so far.

These are great pads. Beware though, they come in different kinds like thin or absorbent and soft(great for the beginning of breast feeding when you are the most sensitive. Lansinoh is a great product, the lotion for the breast too is great.

This is one of the most comfortable nursing pads I have used. I like the pads because they are:
a. Absorbent: Pad absorbs milk right down to its core so you do not feel sticky from milk leakage.
b. Ulltra thin - lines will not show even if you are wearing a tight fitting tee.
c. Cheaper and thinner than any similar product e.g. Gerber premium contoured nursing pads.