I haven't had to use nursing pads a ton, because I don't leak much anymore. But when I did use them they were great for catching leaking milk and saving me on loads of laundry. Only thing I wish is that the adhesive was a little stronger on the back.

I used these all the time with my first baby. They were comfortable against my skin, never irritating. While I wouldn't say I had heavy leaking throughout the day, these held up to the letdown rush during nursing. On days when I wasn't able to change them for a while they held together well and kept me dry.

This is something I thought was a big scam and unnecessary purchase...until I was leaking through bras and staining every single shirt I owned. Nursing pads are pretty much a necessity when breastfeeding. There are many different brands and you need to find what is most comfortable for you, but I liked these, especially when out and about.

I have not tried other disposable pads yet but feel like these get the job done! I feel like these are very soft. I rarely stick them to my bra but feel like they stay in place anyways! Have never had issues with leaking through them but I don’t leak a lot of milk between feedings anymore anyways

These are not my favorite pads because they leak through veru quickly and are visible through shirts that are more snug in the breast area. I have yet to find a disposable pad that is reliable to not leak through but if you have a lighter milk flow these would work.

These were great they aren't too expensive and they are soft enough and absorbent. They are super convenient as they are disposable which is great for the first few weeks. I only wish they were a little more sticky on the back to stay in place a little better.

I am no longer a big fan of disposable nursing pads. Here's why: 1.Disposable nursing pads are not comfortable compared to washable ones 2.They are not good for the environment 3. I dont know exactly the material this is made out of and you know it gets on your nipple and into your baby's mouth 4. If your breastmilk dries on the disposables it becomes hard, itchy and irritating on your nipples. 5. It costs money over time. You save money with washables. 6. They smell funny when breastmilk absorbs in them. ....the ONLY good thing I've found with these disposables is on the back they stick so when you place them in your bra they stay in place and dont move around. Reusable breastpads can bunch up and move out of place.

I received this product free in exchange for my review. Let me start by saying that had I gone out and bought these on my own, I still would have been happy to offer my review which I rarely do. These pads are amazing. I used the regular lansinoh pads with my first son and they were great so I returned to using them with my 2nd son born in January. The ultimate protection pads are even better. I don't even notice when they are wet because they absorb so well. I feel dry at all times. When wet, they don't feel heavy like other pads. I will be switching to these for the reminder of my nursing days. Thank you for letting me try this great product.

Works great and kept my nipples dry. After a while I could tell that the pads would get a bit bulky from the milk I would leak and start to become uncomfortable. After nursing a few times with them, they would stop sticking to my bra and would move around and not stay in place.

I got the biggest box I could find of these right after my son because I was CONSTANTLY leaking milk even through my milk collector cups, so these Lansinoh pads were a godsend 😅 My ONLY tiff with them is if you sleep with them in your bra or tank, they tend to get twisted and stick to each other. They aren't perfect but they are very absorbent and stay put during the day! I recommend these, especially to new post partum mommies! 😁