Medela Disposable Breastfeeding Overnight Protection Review

Box Arrived literally destroyed. But that's not my biggest complaint. Let's start with the pros and cons. Pros: 1. They wick moisture well, I don't lick much and like to change them often, but they also made it through the night. You get a lot for a decent price. Disadvantages: 1. They are very prickly, itchy and uncomfortable. Compared to other brands I have used.2. They are repelled very easily. Cannot be used if you remove the adhesive cover to attach to the inner bra. As soon as you turn…

I think if I hadn't started with Lasinoh breast pads they would have worked well. They're not terrible, but they're not that big either. I switched to them because Revain delivered faster and damn I'm sorry! Each nursing pad comes in its only individual packaging, and the easy peel-off design to open each pad is probably the best thing about this product. The sticker is not easy to peel off and the pad feels very thin and not so comfortable to wear. Think of the tags on shirts and how annoying…

As a mother of four EBF babies I have tried many breastfeeding products. While no single-use nursing pads can match the softness, comfort, and reusable cost-effectiveness of washable cotton or bamboo options, fully waterproof, well-fitting single-use nursing pads are a must. Especially in the first months of breastfeeding, when your diet stabilizes, you will feel miserable and tired from nasty and uncomfortable leaks, especially at night. These Medela pads are the most comfortable brands I've…