Medela Disposable Bra Pads (60 Pack)

When my children were little I use to used this product to protect my nursing bras from breast milk. Breast milk usually ruins bras by staining it. When I went to work I would use the same brand electric pump to pump out the milk and store it using the bags and the same brand bottles in the cooler. As soon as I got home I would freeze the freshly pumped breast milk. While at work this method became helpful in feeding the baby but while at home I would breast feed the baby for that special bond. I do give it a five star because this product really worked for me for two pregnancies.

These disposable nursing pads by Medela are my favorite by far. They are designed to cover the breast and nipple well instead of just being around little pad stuck in the brawl. Thank you room for your nipple and don’t smash your nipple down like other breast feeding pads are designed to do. These were my go to nursing pads while I was breast-feeding my son and if I were to have another child and also breast-feed that child I would buy this brand again. They are by far the best in the nursing pad design. They stick well and stay where they are put. The absorbency of any leakage is wonderful and the comfort is great. Whenever I put these in my bra I could never tell they were there and they never slipped out of place.

I was leaking all the time after my daughter was born. I was constantly soaking through my shirts. I went with disposable because I did not think I would want to deal with washing them along with everything else and caring for a newborn. These nursing pads soak up so much! I could wear them for hours and never leak past them!

These nursing pads worked well for the most part. They were discreet and soaked up any leaks which was great. The 2 problems I had with them were that they were a bit uncomfortable and itchy and the worst part was sometimes they would fold over and the sticky part that was supposed to hold it in place got stuck to my breast. It was so uncomfortable since my breasts were so tender it was really bad. This didn't happen often but I still remember it being awful. Would probably not recommend due to that.

I'm a big believer in doing things to mitigate my environmental impact, which is why I got them. I got them online, so it was hard to gauge what they would look like in person. they are pretty big around, which is nice for those of us with large aereolas. They are also pretty thick. Their thickness makes them inconvenient to wear out of the house because they don't lie flat or shape well to your breasts. They are very noticeable under shirts. Their thickness does make for longer wear around the house, though. So, I was able to get away with one set and just hand washed them to make sure I had enough for the next day. I would recommend these to people who breastfeed. These aren't good for over-suppliers or those with heavy let-downs, though. I've leaked through them ... MoreI'm a big believer in doing things to mitigate my environmental impact, which is why I got them. I got them online, so it was hard to gauge what they would look like in person. they are pretty big around, which is nice for those of us with large aereolas. They are also pretty thick. Their thickness makes them inconvenient to wear out of the house because they don't lie flat or shape well to your breasts. They are very noticeable under shirts. Their thickness does make for longer wear around the house, though. So, I was able to get away with one set and just hand washed them to make sure I had enough for the next day. I would recommend these to people who breastfeed. These aren't good for over-suppliers or those with heavy let-downs, though. I've leaked through them every time I try them with my 2nd child.

I used Medela brands for both of my babies from breastpumps, bottles and nursing pads. I trusted the brand for delivering high quality product and even though it is slightly pricier than its competitors, it is well worth every penny in my opinion. These pads are thick enough to absorb occasional leakage and it is comfortable and do not give me any rashes or itchy feeling. Highly recommend.

I personally don’t love washable nursing pads. I don’t like the way they feel, while absorbent you can still tell the moment they get wet. It is nice that you don’t have to worry about running out of them though! Even if you only buy one pack it’s really good to have them. Nothing worse than having to stuff tissue or socks in your bra because you forgot to buy the disposable ones while trying to rush out of the store with your crying baby.

Lackluster product and are more expensive than they should be. I have used other brands like Evenflo and Lanolish where I found far better results and you get a better bang with your buck with the competitors. These nursing pads are fine but I wouldn't have this as my first recommendation

Well they are good to use as they came with my Medela breast pump. But I flow heavy so they kinda leaked all over. Didn't work as well for me but it's good maybe I should've doubled them. It's like a pad for menstruation, if you can understand that i.e. light flow ,heavy flow.... but for boobs we all have our own flow and need what fits best for it. Hopefully it works for you or you or you !

Do not waste your money on these. I bought a humongous box on Amazon. These things are so incredibly itchy. It feels like having a dryer sheet stuck in your bra. They are very little compared to other pads I’ve tried. I’ve been using them up by removing my nail polish or sticking them to my little one’s shirt to catch drool.