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Asda Breast PadsNewest Review: ... rather my boobs have settled down!! They don't seem to leak as much, only over night if the little one sleeps for longer ... more More Asda kids equipment
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by - written on 20/11/08 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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This review is only going to be short as it's only breast pads and there's not a lot you can say about them! The ones I'm talking about are the Asda 'Little Angels' disposable breast pads. They come in a box of 40 and are £1.73 per box at the moment, which is a lot cheaper than Johnsons, and which is why I bought about 10 boxes last time I was in Asda (I need a lot because I have a large amount of milk, and I don't get out much!) They are very comfy to wear and also discreet (i.e. you can't see the shape of two large circles through your top!). They also have a sticky tab to keep them in position, which I suppose is handy if you are very active, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/09/00 (Very useful, 90 readings)
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I tried Johnsons breastpads and thought they were very good. However they were costing me a small fortune. I could have supplied the nation with the milk I had so I got through a box every 2 days. I then thought I would try Asda's. Oh dear. A real waste of money. They had no absorbtion and hurt like hell. It was like wearing sandpaper. They were cheap though.... mind you, I wouldnt have continued to use them if they were giving them away!. Then I came across the washable ones. These were very expensive and you only got four in a pack. However they were very comfortable, but I reverted back to Johnsons as I couldnt afford to buy the 30 odd packs I would have need of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/08/00 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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I have just discovered these and think they are great. Until now the only ones that did the job were Jonson & Johnson(good but expensive) The George@Asda Breast Pads are very thin but absorbant. To be fair they look a bit cardboardy but they are comfy to wear. All other "own brand" ones which I have tried have been preety useless. These cost just £1.35 for 30 compared to £2.99 for the J&J Pads. Give them a try - you might be suprised. ... Read the complete review
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