Nuk Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pack

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

Usually I buy Johnsons, but [@]was out. I had a choice of these or lasinoh and I knew from experience lasinoh was visible through my clothes. The very first time I used Nuk my shirt was wet within an hour while I was pumping the other side at work. Luckily I work nights when we are not very busy. They do not contour, so like Lasinoh they are also visible through my clothes. I should have bought the lasinoh at least they never leaked when I used them.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

I got these because of the coupon... they're not that great. They make me itch and are generally uncomfortable. Also, ultra thin though they are, they are noticeable under my shirt. I prefer and recommend the Johnson brand, as they stop bigger leaks and become invisible the moment I slip them into my bra.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

Very thin and not absorbent enough for me to wear overnight. For use when you do not expect leakage, these are great as a "just in case" protection.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

Very efficient and affordable. I prefer these over thicker ones because they are more comfortable. I also find that they stay in place just fine without any adhesive. Would definitely recommend these.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

I have used these, Medela, Lansoish, and Johnson and Johnson pads. These were the worst of those three. I did not have problems with the leaking but because the pads are not contoured they were more noticeable under my clothes than the other brands, even though they were the thinnest I tried. I still used them, just with thicker shirts so they were not noticeable. I won't use them again, but they worked just fine for their purpose of soaking up milk. I also did not like that they are not individually wrapped. I pump at work and want to make sure my breast pads are hygenic.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

Opinions on nursing pads are highly subjective. Different pads work for different people. I've noticed that Nuk pads are an all-or-nothing product - people either love them or hate them. I personally love them - they are the only disposable pads I can use. These lightweight ones are great now that my flow has evened out a bit (5 months pp). I like that they are not individually wrapped as well. They do show a little through your bra at first, but in my experience, they conform easily to your breast. I am a 34B, so maybe they work best on smaller-breasted women.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

I find that these in general are the best out there! I have tried many kinds...I like these the best cuz they dont show thru clothes, are NOT individually wrapped, and great price. I do not recommend if you leak a lot as they are better for moms that either nurse a lot or just dont leak much. May not work so good with a baby who sleeps thru the night.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

I have tried a couple other nursing pads that I really don't like because my nipples would stick to them. These are the best I've used. They do the job!

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

I've been using the Nuk ultra dry pads and ordered thereby mistake. Figured what the heck and decided to give them a try. Do not love. They do not count our to the breast so are visible. Also I find the pad to be much rougher (and yes, I've got them in correct side facing in) than the others. Think I'm going to chuck the remainder and chalk it up to a learning experience.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

I leaked ALL the time with these. They are very thin. Wet through my shirts.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

I love these! They do not show as bulky pads in my bra under shirts like the thicker Lanisoh pads. There is no adhesive to get stuck to everything but what it's supposed to be stuck to. The lack of adhesive also allows the pad to move with the nipple and I've found causes less irritation. You do have to feel the pad to know which side to put towards your skin. Obviously the side that is cottony goes towards the breast. The other side is shiny and would not be absorbent.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

I usually buy a different product, but that one was out of stock. I thought I would try this one because of the cheap price. I now realize why they are so cheap... you get what you pay for. They are very thin, but don't absorb well. It is hard to tell what side is which, especially during night feeds. Twice now I have had to shower at 2am after waking up soaked and sticky in breastmilk. They have no stickers, so they don't stay well in one place at all. They are not really contoured either, so they wrinkle up around the edges and look very unnatural. Just an overall bad product.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

I really wanted something thin, cuz I have yet to find a truly discrete nursing pad. This isn't it. They are thin, but they are more visible than the others I've tried (Johnson's & Advent). They leak, they fold and roll inside of my bra, and stick to my nipples.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

These pads are absolutely terrible. It's like having a peace of paper. You will be better of using paper towel than these. I have always used Johnson's nursing pads. They are wonderful. The reason I ended up with these horrible nursing pads is because they were out of Johnson's and Nuks were the only ones there. It was a biggest mistake, I will never buy them again. Paper towel absorb so much better than these nuks. I wouldnt recommend these to anyone.

Comments about Ultra-Thin Nursing Pads - 60 pk:

These nursing pads are horrible. First of all, you are instructed to put the side with the embossed stars away from your skin - but you can barely make out which side has the embossing. Not that it matters, because I think either side of the pad would be equally unabsorbant.

I'm currently going through about 3-4 changes of these pads a day, yet still leaking desperately, especially at night. It's enough to make you give up breastfeeding. I've ordered the Lanisoh pads and am looking forward to their arrival tomorrow.

Do not waste a dime on these pads.