Evenflo Comfort Select Nursing Pad, 60 Count

I've tried several varieties now. I love that these come packaged in pairs so I don't have to worry about only having one when I'm on the go. And they don't slip around and are very comfortable. They are one of the only brands that I've tried that I completely forget they are there and have even occasionally had to double check I didn't forget them in an underslept new Mom moment.

I've never had any issues with one falling apart or appearing to threaten to do so, and actually found them to work really well in some situations where I really, really needed them to work! Including being stuck flying and not being able to pump for almost 12 hours, then tripping and hitting my chest on the seat in front of me as I tried to exit the plane.

These pads are great. They absorb moisture, don't bunch up like the medela ones, don't show a lot through your shirt, and are way cheaper. JUST MAKE SURE YOU PUT THE PURPLE SIDE TO YOUR NIPPLE. The directions don't tell you but, if you put the white side to your nipple the pad will fall apart. The purple part is absorbent and has the lanolin. These are the best!

I purchased these because I was unhappy with the current disposable nursing pads I was using. I had always got Lansinoh and they had changed the way they manufactured their product and it is now cheap and worthless. these evenflo pads are far better.

first of all, they are much cheaper, and why spend a bundle on something you are going to throw away?

second, they are more form fitting so even though they have no adhesive they really stay in place well. the ones with adhesive fold over everytime I nurse and end up sticking to themselves and I cant put myself back together with one hand while holding my baby like i need to be able to do.

I read some other reviews before I decided to purchase and I concluded this... most people seemed to have either an absorbant issue or a scratchy issue and I think these issues will be found with ANY nursing pad if you are just getting your milk in. In the beginning, nothing worked at holding the amount of liquid...Read more