These pads are great. They are super absorbent and stay in place well. I always pack extras in the diaper bag. They are reasonably priced and easy to find in stores.

I won’t be so much better than Madelia. My baby is a bit older now, but when I leaked a lot when he was little overnight. I really liked using these overnight, verses the washable. Mandela brand does not compare to these.

These are ok, but I’m just not a fan of disposable nursing pads. They bunch up at the bottom after every feeding because I have to pull down my nursing bra.

I've never tried any other brand so I can't really compare but nigh time they don't really stick well to my bra. They're great for soaking never had a problem with that.

I produced so much milk and my shirt was always wet. I had to change it frequently. But when I use these pad, they helped keep me dry all the time. I vote for it

I bought these before I realized it was better to use reusable breast pads but for the beginning I think they were really helpful because who feels like washing a million breast pads when you have a newborn

I used this nursing pad in my first pregnancy, It is good for leakage., if you have heavy leakage you might keep changing the pad once its full. Only problem I had is, it doesnt stick to cloth for long. Losens and falls. Rest I liked it

Lansinoh is the only nursing pad of choice..discrete, comfortable and trusted value.keeps nipples dry and doesn't stick.I would highly recommend over other brands.

This is the first breast shields I’ve used after becoming a mother. It was ok but I’ve since found better products. I find that it tend to bunch up and look funny under clothes. Sometimes the stickies also don’t hold on tight enough.

Love them definitely my favorite!! I get no leaks with them. I have used other brands but this one is definitely my to go I have never had a problem of leaking and staining my shirt.