🤱 Lansinoh Stay Dry Disposable Nursing Pads: 60-Count Absorbent Solution for Comfortable Breastfeeding Review

Pros: Soft, well absorbent, very comfortable, do not rub. From a subjective point of view, it is much nicer than Pigeon, Medela and Avent. Different cons: It seemed they should be thinner, but I'm used to them and don't notice them.

Well made, wicks well, holds up well in a bra and has two small strips of adhesive at the back. Unfortunately I must be allergic to something in it as I get incredibly itchy every time I try to put them on and wearing them for more than an hour gave me a rash that lasted for several weeks. In general I don't have very sensitive skin but I must have some specific allergies as they don't seem to bother others that much. Seems like a good product but I can't use it.

I bought a large box of Lasinoh nursing pads. These things are AMAZING. If you want to gift a young mama something she will absolutely need, you have found it. The pads are soft like cotton which means they won't hurt sore nipples. They are very absorbent and stay in place even if you don't use the sticky part like I did. They are quite thin and cover the entire breast so it doesn't look weird in a bra. I would highly recommend these pads (and I've used around 3-4 boxes while breastfeeding for…

These pads are perfect if you have perforated breasts like me! Compared to similar Madela pads, I've found them to work better and are less likely to create weird bulges on the outside of your bra/garment. They were also more naturally shaped and quite discreet. Although I did leak a little (probably about 0.5 ounces per day for my size), I found it was enough to retain moisture and not cause leaks through my clothes, despite changing them at every feeding, to avoid overuse to avoid. the same…