Lansinoh 20265 Disposable Nursing Pads, 60-Count Boxes (Pack of 3)

I have tried many nursing pads in my time as a breastfeeding mother and Lansinoh wins hands down. They are the best at full coverage, smooth appearance under bra and leak protection. I have NEVER leaked through a Lansinoh nursing pad, unless it was my fault and the pad shifted as I slept (which happens with them all on occasion.) And they do have the sticky section to keep the pads in place so they rarely move. I think they are well worth the price, especially the amazon price and the awesome Subscribe and Save program! Soo easy...as soon as I see I'm running low, I go check when my next shipment will come in online and if I need them sooner, I am just a few clicks away from a new shipment. Much better than dragging the babies out to the store to buy some!
Great product! Great buy!

I tried many different nursing pads but Lansinoh s by far the best. It can absorb large amounts of milk and not leak. I am nursing my 3rd child and would only use these. They are decrete and very reasonabiy priced.

These nursing pads are the best by far!!!!!!! I've tried every kind of disposable and nondisposable nursing pads, and these are the most absorbent, but yet the thinnest nursing pads! They are also the largest (in a good way!), they hide the best under your clothing(except for when you first put them on-- at that point there is a crease in the middle), and they stay put the best!
I no longer buy any other kind but lansinoh! ~I only wish I had known about this one with my first two kids!!!
You won't be disappointed :)

I tried a couple of brands at first (whatever I had a coupon for) thinking that disposable nursing pads were all the same - NOT SO. These are by far the best. Here are the features I Love!

1) Individually packaged, handy for stuffing in purse/diaper bag. Plus, the plastic wrap is recyclable, which makes me feel better.
2) Holds a lot of liquid. I have a problem with leaking - a LOT, and these pads hold the liquid so I don't have to worry about leaking on my clothes.
3) Thin - though you still have to wear a padded bra so they don't show at all.
4) Big disc. Some of the others I tried were small, so there was more chance of leaking.
5) Nice material. The material on Johnson's brand actually STUCK to me, which was very painful when I was already sensitive. These don't stick and they are soft.

In all - these are the only brand I will continue to purchase while I nurse! Oh, and this package from Amazon is a good deal too!

I guess my skin must be more sensitive than I thought -- I broke out in a really bad rash after using these for a few weeks. It got progressively worse and worse, perfect circles of red, bumpy, itchy, swollen, icky skin that were the exact size of the pad. The nipple and areola seem to be fine, it's my actual skin that's having issues. I have no idea what in the pad could've caused this kind of reaction. I'm a very light leaker, and change pads with every feeding (every four hours). I'm switching over to fabric pads in the hopes that the irritation will go away; in the meantime, I'm using my baby's washcloths as substitutes -- they're soft and much more comfortable, although they do look kinda funny!