Lansinoh Disposable Nursing Pads: 60 Count Box for Leak-Proof Protection

Alex Boot: I tried a couple of different brands of disposable and non disposable breast pads and these by far were my favourite. They have great absorption and stick well in your bra. Cheaper pads I found moved so we're useless or worse would fold over and get stuck to my nipple and it would be so painful to remove them. These pads never did that. I had to wear breast pads for 4 months before I stopped leaking when feeding. Will be getting these for any future pregnancies and for gifts for new mums

United Kingdom on Dec 09, 2023

Nigel: Lansinoh Disposable Breast Pads have been an essential part of my breastfeeding journey. They offer incredible absorbency, keeping me dry and comfortable throughout the day and night. The pads are thin and discreet under clothing, yet their leak-proof design gives me the confidence to go about my daily activities without worry. The adhesive strips keep the pads securely in place, which is a huge plus. They are also soft against the skin, causing no irritation, which is important for sensitive skin during nursing. A must-have for any breastfeeding mother.

United Kingdom on Nov 29, 2023

Amazon Customer: These are the softest breast pads I have tried yet. They have a decent absorption and they are so comfortable that I don’t even notice I’m wearing them. My only criticism is that they are individually wrapped rather than in pairs, seems like a bit of a waste with packaging. But doesn’t stop it from receiving 5 stars.

United Kingdom on Nov 28, 2023

jessica: They do the job and I was happy using these during the day. For night-time they don't stay in place and fold over when unclipping the nursing bra to feed. It does have very good absorbancy though and I never leaked through.
I've found another brand for a few quid more that feels softer against the skin, is slimmer and sticks much better to the bra.

United Kingdom on Nov 26, 2023

SianL91: Extremely comfortable and absorbent for daily use. Adhesive patches for sticking in place are better than any other pads I’ve used.
Cons for me are, would like a little more coverage overnight as moving around a lot has ended in leakage. Much more expensive than supermarket brands, but the quality is superior.

United Kingdom on Nov 24, 2023

JonesB: So I was dead set on using washable nursing pads and got a few different brands to try out. I ended up getting a box of these by accident bc I had included them in my cart with a bunch of other things I wanted to get before baby arrived, and forgot to remove them. Lucky for me! I soon realized that these were, for me at least, the perfect nursing pad. Washable ones were great for a short time but when the milk really started flowing, these were the only pads that would work. They have a sticky back so they stay in place, where as the washable ones would sometime slip out of place during feedings. They are SUPER absorbent, whereas the washable ones I had ended up leaking through after just a short amount of time wearing them. Yes I could have changed the washable ones way more often and avoided that but honestly the majority of the time I was so tired I could barely remember to put them on in the first place. These ones are not noticeable under clothing at all, at least for me. I also wear them with my nursing sports bra when I go workout and they have worked so great I forget I am wearing them. At first I figured I would just use up the box so they wouldn't go to waste but I have...

United States on Sep 04, 2015

JPlattinum: After having 3 babies and breastfeeding each of them I think I had tried every type of nursing pad.....until I came across this one! Nothing is worse than leaking onto your shirt in public. These nursing pads are not only comfortable but extremely reliable.
They have adhesive so you can stick them onto your bra or nursing tank. If I had any complaint it would be that sometimes they would lose the stickiness and shift, but this was also after a lot of activity, not a normal day of being around the house. My first two children were easy to breastfeed and my body adjusted quickly to how much milk they needed and how often. My third child was a little more trying. After my milk came in he seemed to have a hard time emptying my breasts. This was fine if I was at home and had time to pump anything remaining, however, if I didn't have time or wasn't at home or somewhere I could pump, I would begin to leak soon after I stopped breastfeeding! These pads never let me down. Never once did I leak past the pad. The best thing about these - they pull any milk away from your breast. You don't feel wet or bothered from leaking. I'd recommend these to ANY mom - even if you aren't breastfeeding...

United States on Jan 13, 2015

Johnna: I really like these a lot better than the other ones I've tried. I like that they are really large and absorbent, and they don't stick to my nipple like the ones by Johnson & Johnson. They also don't show through my shirt at all.

I don't use the adhesive because it isn't strong enough to stay in place when I open my nursing bra and it has to get folded down under my breast with the outer material of the bra. It is easier for me to just take the pad out when I nurse and put it back in or replace it if necessary when I'm done. Besides, I never have any problem with it slipping out of place, day or night, anyway.

To me, the only thing that would make these better would be if they had a nonslip back like the Gerber NUK Ultra Thin Nursing Pads instead of adhesive. I know that I am one of the few people that doesn't like adhesive - most people wish that the Gerber NUK had it, while I wish that these didn't. I don't know why that is. It might be that mine don't slip out of place because my breasts are larger and/or my bra fits them more snug than most. I'm not sure, but I think the adhesive is more inconvenient and slipping out of place has never been an issue for me,...

United States on Nov 05, 2010

Melissa J. Godsey: I purchased several different types of disposable nursing pads before I had my daughter, thinking "how different could they really be?" Boy was I wrong.

The Nuk ultra-thin nursing pads were absolutely useless. Sure, they wicked the moisture away from my breast...straight into my nursing bra and onto my tee shirt. Totally not absorbent, and certainly not for use overnight. Maybe if you're the type to never ever leak, they'd work for you. (But then you wouldn't need nursing pads would you?)

Compared to the Nuk pads, The First Years nursing pads with lanolin felt super luxurious! Because the Nuk pads did such a poor job absorbing leaked milk, my nipples began to get really sore, so the lanolin in the The First Years pads was a booby-saver! The good: having the lanolin in the pad was very convenient. Also, they're shaped to curve around your breast, which makes them far less visible through your nursing bra. (You can actually see the outline of the Nuk pads through your nursing bra AND your tee shirt!) And they're fairly absorbent. I don't know about overnight though, if you've got a crazy active let-down like me. The bad: I don't always need the lanolin, but since it's...

United States on Sep 11, 2010