Nanobébé Disposable Nursing Pads – 40 Days and 20 Nights Ultra Thin & Extra Absorbent Vented Leak Proof Nursing Essentials, Individually Wrapped (60 Count)

I hate nursing pads because my wife hates them. The customer tried Lansinoh pads but had trouble keeping them in place and dealing with their thickness, so she opted to try Always Infinity. This is also an unsuitable situation. In her search for nursing pads, she found two brands that are thin and stick to her nipples better as well as feel very comfortable against them. One of the brands is these and due to the price point she now uses them all the time. There is no difference between the two in terms of absorbency. The nursing pads she uses are good and she recommends them to anyone feeling unsatisfied with.

Kaiser Fischer

| May 18, 2021

I decided to try these again since I am no longer leaking four months after my delivery. That was the worst thing I've ever heard of. Because of my sensitive skin, I have to wear a lot of sunscreen every morning Whenever I drink my own milk, I get a rash. I felt like my skin was sandpaper after using these. Before I even had an hour to spare to replace them, I raced out to buy new ones. Because of this, I do not recommend them to those with sensitive skin. Even though I tried the overnight pads, they were not a problem for my skin, but unfortunately, they weren't able to cope with The pads were still full when I woke up (and the bra was still wet). As for the daytime ones, I am not familiar with how well they work, so I am reluctant to give anything more As far as nighttime nursing pads go, Lansinoh products worked for my sensitive skin and were very absorbent, but if you've ordered them before, you're likely aware that they're as thick as other nighttime nursing pads (if not thicker). The result of this was an appearance that my breasts looked abnormally large. My leak rate has decreased so I hope to find something as thin as nanobebe's, but so that they are also.

Zoya Dawson

| Dec 12, 2020

There will never be a return to my hometown Despite the fact that it is so soft, it is incredibly They are larger in size and stay on better because of the adhesive backs. Nursing bras do not exist for me all I wear is bralettes that I can move up if I need While these pads can be bent and moved repeatedly during the day, they remain in place.

Andres Spence

| Jan 10, 2021

There was nothing I particularly liked about these. It's my first time using them, and I bought them just to test When I run out and I need them fast, I usually buy the popular purple box brand or even the parent's choice. As far as the adhesives would go, I was never able to use them, as they were practically In the end, the adhesive didn't work, so I often had to pull them up and back into place. It was difficult for them to absorb. Those I used at night were a little better, though they left me feeling a bit soggy in my chest. The feeling of having to dry myself off was constant. These may not be of use to me because I leak too much. According to my own experience, I would not buy them again.

Salvatore Greer

| Jan 12, 2021

The pads I got were recommended to me after seeing a review that they were better than the Lansinoh There is nothing special about the night pads. Their thickness and absorbency are similar to the Lansinoh. It is thinner than a night pad. You should have some on hand for certain outfits, and even if you don't leak much, they are good to have. Overall, they are a little expensive for the value they offer.

Camila Kelly

| Jan 02, 2021

Now that I've found some nursing pads I like, I'm so happy. No matter how full the pads are, these are the only ones that always feel dry. My bras do not fall apart from one of these, and it sticks to my bra well. About two years old, I'm a boy. Now that I'm on my 3rd box of this product, five months into my 2nd BF journey! Compared to these, my only complaint is that I would have preferred them to be a little.

Linda Adams

| Dec 20, 2020

The Lansinoh and Johnson's disposable nursing pads pale in comparison to these nursing If the company sold the daytime nursing pads in an entirely different box from the nighttime ones, I would appreciate it. Since they come in the same box, I have to buy both. I would only purchase the daytime pads, but since they are in the same box, I have to get the nighttime pads, too. There is a thin layer of cover over the nighttime pads, while the nighttime sheets are The thing ones would be fine for me to wear around the clock as I do not require extra protection at night.

Laney Kemp

| Aug 20, 2020