Ameda 50 Count Noshow Premium Disposable Nursing Pads

 (11 customer reviews)

I was a full C, pre-pregnancy and a DD pregnant. I have what I'd consider light leakage. I have tried about 4 or 5 different brands of breast pads. These pads are comfortable and absorbent, but tend to move around easily. Nothing against Ameda, but in case it helps new moms like I am, my particular favorites, that have worked well for me, are the First Year lanolin pads, Johnson and Johnson, small but effectively absorbent, for light leakage, at least, and Lasinoh. If you are looking particularly for no show, these seem to work nicely. Hope this helps.

These breast pads really work well. It is amazing the amount they can hold if you have a particularly leaky day or night. I've never had them leak through the back. They don't show through a normal nursing bra, but if it's a very thin bra, it might if you don't make sure to smooth it down. The only downside for some might be that they aren't adhesive, but that hasn't caused any problems for me. Plus, if you're nursing, you tend to take them in and out, especially if you use a nighttime nursing bra, so the adhesive wouldn't be helpful. These come packaged in plastic sets of two, which helps me know they are sanitary! And it's easy to pack them in a suitcase since they're already packaged that way. There are times that you just want to switch out one pad, but then you just leave the other one in the plastic and use it later.

these are just ok. they are a little on the small side and im trying to discover the benefits of the shape but havent found any yet. no sticky or anything which is fine with me but the triangular shape makes them bunch up in my bra. I like the avent ones better and they are much better!