Medela Ultra-Breathable Nursing Pads, Highly Absorbent, Super Soft, Discreet Design for Comfortable Wear, Pack of 120
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Highly Absorbent: The triple-layer polymer core absorbs 50x its own weight to keep you dry day and night, while a waterproof back layer and the flexible side guards help prevent milk leakage
Ultra breathable: Designed to facilitate optimal air circulation, the outer layer of the pad helps prevent moisture build up, so you stay dry, comfortable and fresh around the clock
Contoured for Comfort: Designed to fit seamlessly to the shape of your breast and mold discreetly to your body
Soft as a Mother’s Touch: Hypoallergenic and dermatologically tested to minimize irritation, these nursing pads feature a gentle honeycomb lining for comfort during precious nursing moments
On-the-Go Convenience: Individually wrapped for cleanliness, each pad is compact, portable, and discreet, making them a great choice for busy moms on-the-go
Includes: 1 x pack of 60 Medela Ultra-breathable Nursing Pads
13 reviews for Medela Ultra-Breathable Nursing Pads, Highly Absorbent, Super Soft, Discreet Design for Comfortable Wear, Pack of 120
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Abigail B –
Compared to Momcozy Nursing Pads
I tried Momcozy and Medela, both braless. Here are the comparisons:Opening: Both come individually wrapped, which I find inconvenient, but the Medela wrappers are easier to open because they have a tear line. Also the adhesive backing on the Medela is one piece compared to the two pieces on the Momcozy, so Medela is slightly faster to open in both respects.Adhesive: Both have an adhesive that stays in place on the shirt. Though, when I fold the shirt up to nurse, the pads sometimes sticks to itself. This happens more often with the Momcozy pads.Absorption: Both absorb very well. I’ve had no trouble with them filling up. If it catches the drips, they’re absorbed. After a typical day of use, the Momcozy is squishier and heavier from milk, whereas the Medela is sometimes just clumpy on the edge. I don’t know why that is.Coverage: The Momcozy pads are bigger, thus more coverage. Both are curved to better conform to the skin. But the Momcozy pads have a vertical fold crease and the Medela fold horizontally. I’ve found this allows more drips to escape the Momcozy pads without a bra.Comfort: With a heavy drip, the Momcozy may be slightly more comfortable. The weight seems more evenly dispersed. But with a lighter drip, the Momcozy pads are slightly irritating on a sensitive nipple, at least until they’ve absorbed some liquid. I haven’t had that problem with the Medela pads.Overall, Momcozy nursing pads are good, but Medela nursing pads are preferable. And at Momcozy’s $14 for 120 vs Medela’s $22 for 240, Medela pads are two and a half cents cheaper anyway.Edit: I will add that the Momcozy pads were a little more discreet. Without a bra, the shape of the Medela pads was sometimes visible.
Maryann Alvarez –
Discreet and absorbable!
I love how thin these are! Each liner comes in its own plastic wrap. They stick really well once you put it on and if you need to readjust them… go ahead! They work just as well! The adhesive part is a rather small, sticky area but they are still great.I won’t get into detail but they do absorb quite well. I haven’t had any massive leaks (but I am also very good keep tracking of when I need to pump though) yet but I am confident it would hold most of it in based on a few personal instances.I will be honest here – on the very first time I wore them, the edge of the liner was uncomfortable + itchy. I got used to it by the 3rd time though so it’s not a deal breaker for me! This is my second time buying these and would buy them again!
AJ –
Awesome quantity
This is a great price point for the amount of pads. The pads are a bit itchy on the edges if worn horizontal. I have noticed if I turn them vertically they do not itch. These are a bit bigger than the motif and lansinoh brand nursing pads. They have great absorption and do not allow leaks!
Evelyn Estrada –
Practical and Highly Recommended
Tienen una excelente calidad no pica ni suelta algodón, me encantaron así ya no mancho mi ropa aparte de eso es una muy buena cinturas por un excelente precioThey are excellent quality, don’t itch or shed cotton. I loved them because they also keep my clothes from getting stained. The waistband is very comfortable, and the price is truly affordable.
Angie –
Comfortable & Absorbent, But Not Very Discreet
I really like these nursing pads overall – they’re super soft, very absorbent, and don’t get wet or soggy even when they’re full. However, I wouldn’t say they’re discreet. If you’re wearing a thinner bra or a bralette, the fold of the pad is very visible under clothing. Still, they work great for keeping leaks contained and feeling comfortable throughout the day.
AbbyandDustin –
Super absorbent
After my 1.5 nonth old slept 8 hours for thr first time, I was surprised to wake up and find my shirt completely dry because these did their job.They’re a little itchy when you’re extra sensitive and they do get a little bunched up when you fold your bra down to nurse, but other than that, these have been life savers (or, at least, shirt savers).One wish is that they were a little easier to open one-handed. They don’t rip well alo g the perforation and, instead, stretch until finally ripping. When you’re holding a baby in one hand, this is super awkward to navigate and I often end up having to put her down to quickly unwrap it.I also wish they’d put 2 in one package… we do have 2 boobs ya know, so we are going to have to open 2 each time.
tristen nord –
Not the best
For the price, these are a decent option. However, the adhesive is not very strong. My least favorite part is that the edges of the pads are not soft and they itch and irritate the skin. Also, only the very center of the pad absorbs leakage and the rest is left completely dry. I leak a lot and have to replace these frequently as the absorption is poor. These also do not lay flat in the bra and unless you have padding, the fold in the pad will be visible through clothing The size of the pad is nice. I wish the quality was as good as the price, but I will have to go with a different brand going forward.
Aaron –
Worked for me
Got the job done. However some bra materials don’t stick well, keep in mind. Sometimes it moves but I don’t think there’s a better product tbh.
Maryam –
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Amy –
I find these ones to be less itchy and they cause less irritation than other brands I’ve tried. I would recommend these
Michelle –
I had the Phillips ones — they were fine. Thin, round, nothing exceptional.I got these MEDELA ones as a sample at first and wow I had no idea the proper fit for a breast pad mattered so much — when I put this one on it cupped the breast and nipple softly and absorbs way better than the Phillips. I highly recommend these.
Angela Gonzalez –
No se sienten, absorben bien, pero como solo tienen pegamento en dos extremos, pueden llegar a doblarse.
Alfredo Lopez Amador –
Aún no los utilizo pero el paquete llego en buen estado y en buen tiempo, son suaves y se ven muy absorbentes y de buen tamaño.