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Lansinoh Disposable Nursing Pads

 
Description: Brand: Lansinoh / Nursing Aids: Breast Care Supplies / Ultra adsorbent individually wrapped

Newest Review: ... headed to Mothercare and Boots and had a look at all the breastpads available. Because I had used Lansinoh as a nipple cream ... more

 ... and it saved me from excruciating pain, the brand stuck in my mind and I thought "If the breastpads are as good as the cream then it's got to be worth splashing out". Yes the price is high. I remember paying around £5.50 for a box of 56 pads but never came to regret it. They are individually wrapped which is great because there will be times when only one breast is leaking so you'd only need to change one pad. They are so slim they go completely unnoticed under your bra. When other brands had left me with ...more

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Lansinoh 120 Disposable Breast Pads DoublePack (2 boxes of 60)
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campbell06
Premium Review Lansinoh Disposable Nursing Pads: Simply the B(r)e(a)st Nursing Pads (865 words)
by - written on 28/09/07 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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Not all nursing pads are equal. My criteria for good nursing pads are simple: (1) they should effectively absorb milk and (2) they should be comfortable to wear. Now, every nursing pad that I've ever tried has been able to absorb milk effectively but the comfort issue is something else. Do you know the horrible, painful sensation of gingerly peeling a nursing pad off your tender nipple because your milk has formed some kind of super glue and every time you try to remove the pad your skin seems to be coming away with the pad? Surely it wasn't just me! Alternative Pads ============= I've tried Sainsbury's own brand, Johnson's Baby and Avent ...  Read the complete review

meumeu77
Premium Review The best breastpads in early breastfeeding stage when out an ... (475 words)
by - written on 24/11/08 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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Nursing pads or breastfeeding pads may not be on many people's minds but when you've just had a baby (and even some months later if you are breastfeeding) choosing the right pads will sometimes prove tricky. Bear in mind that you will also need breastpads if you decide to express milk and if you decide to stop breastfeeding soon after giving birth. In all cases you will "leak" breastmilk. Sometimes very heavily. After giving birth I tried fabric pads, which my mother-in-law kindly bought and I also tried the Johnsons ones you get free in the Bounty pack. I was not entirely convinced by either. It is very important to have the right ...  Read the complete review

Cheryld
Premium Review Lansinoh Disposable Nursing Pads: The best breast pads I have used (186 words)
by - written on 21/09/08 (Useful, 31 readings)
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I tried these breast pads after they were recommended on another site and have not been disappointed. I have been breastfeeding now for the past 6 weeks since the birth of my daughter and have definitely found these breast pads to be superior to others. The problem with other breast pads is that they tend to be well-padded but only have a small circumference so they only cover a small part of your breast. This means that you are much more likely to leak through onto your clothes. I found this happened mostly when breastfeeding from the other breast or at night when I produced a lot of milk. Lansinoh breast pads are not like this. They ...  Read the complete review

scottsmum
Premium Review Lansinoh breast pads - expensive but worth it (245 words)
by - written on 21/10/08 (Useful, 5 readings)
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These pads are simply the best by far especially for larger size breasts of those with excessive milk flow. I first used this as had a sample in my bounty bag and were amazed at how big they were. Im a size G and they really covered the whole of the front of the breast where as other pads, hardly covered anything. As they offer so much coverage, they sit better in the bra and dont move and are also more comfatable and feel soft against your skin. They are very thin which worried me, but as they are greater in size the absorbancy is great. Also as they are very thin they are a lot more discreet under clothing and a lot less noticable. I had a real problem with ...  Read the complete review

thejigglyone
Premium Review Lansinoh Disposable Nursing Pads: Leaky Lifesaver!!! (262 words)
by - written on 20/05/05 (Useful, 126 readings)
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When i was breastfeeding my son, the only problem that i came across was that at night i leaked like hell!!! I always woke up in the morning with huge uncomfortable wet patches on the bed. (and this was when i was wearing 4 Boots breast pads on each breast, plus a towel underneath me). I was running out of my huge breast pad supply when i came across a 2 sample packs of these in my bounty box. That night i applied one to each breast first then topped it off with another 3 on each from my Boots pack. To my amazement i woke up in the morning and i was completely dry. The next night i wore the next sample pack on its own and once again the next morning ...  Read the complete review

 

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