Preventing embarrassing leaks.

These nursing pads are inexpensive. It only cost 6.97$ for a box of 60 at walmart. They are individually wrapped as well as disposable. I cannot personally say how absorbent they are since I don't pump at all. I feed on demand therefore only producing the perfect amount needed for my baby. I have let down when I'm feeding and it works perfectly fine for that. Although these pads have two adhesive strips in the back I don't find they stick very well at all. I will continue to use these breast pads until I find one that better contours to the breast and sticks better to the bra. For now Parents Choice Disposable Nursing Pads will do the job.

I am not a fan of how thick and large these breast pads are.
They do absorb leakage well, but my supplyvis not significant so its hard to say how absorbent they really are.

I find the pads didnt stay in place, even with the adhesive. You can also see them through thinner shirts

These were awful! They were bulky and uncomfortable. Never stayed in place either.

I was pleasantly surprised by these nursing pads. I didn't using them right after my daughter was born so I don't know how they hold up to heavy leakage but they work well for me now. They are soft, can absorb the milk from one side when I am nursing on the other and are really affordable. They don't seem to bunch either. My only problem is that the Walmart I frequent rarely has them in stock.

I use these from time to time and I am Not nursing! I use them to put one in each side of my bra to prevent anyone seeing the dreaded (girls) from making it very obvious that you are cold. I think all you gals know what I'm talking about.