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Description
Our new Safe & Dry Washable Nursing Pads are designed to help manage the leaking that comes with breastfeeding and pumping breast milk. These soft, comfortable pads are made of an antimicrobial material that absorbs quickly for dry, healthier skin. The ultra-absorbent design features a contoured shape and airflow around the nipple for added comfort. A discreet shape lets you wear these convenient pads in your bra anytime. Machine washable pads offer an environmentally friendly, easy-care solution.
ULTRA-ABSORBENT DESIGN: Pads quickly absorb moisture to help promote airflow for healthier skin
ANTI-MICROBIAL MATERIAL: These washable nursing pads made of a special anti-microbial material to reduce the risk of odors and bacterial growth
CONTOURED SHAPE: The contoured shape promotes airflow around the nipple for maximum comfort.
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY: Wash and reuse to reduce environmental impact
BREAST PAD CARE: Machine Wash at 104° to 140° F
Soft and stick well
These stick well and don’t move around through the day as much as other brands I’ve tried. I also like that the individual wrapper is not plastic but a thing eco-friendly fabric.
Awesome
Really absorbent
Soft
I like that these are softer and smaller than the random brands
Great for some just not for me
This product is most suitable for mothers with moderate leakage. This was not for me, and would have made my already sore nipples more uncomfortable. They are thick, and honestly would do a good job for someone who meets the needs of a thicker pad. Definitely appear to be durable – just not the right fit for my needs. If you are a moderate leaker, or just need the reassurance youâre not going to spill in public, then these should function well. If you are only a mild leaker, and have sore nipples, these may be too bulky.
Okay does the job
Absorbency is great. Not a bad a price. But my boobs look lumpy and they SUCK when you have to fold your bra down to nurse. The sticky part on the back gets stuck to itself and then you have to readjust your padding or toss and get a new one which is really wasteful. I wonât buy another box. Glad I got these while they were on sale. Also doesnât lay flat in your bra. It looks lumpy.
Excellent product
It has good absorbing capacity..
Recommend
I like it, good to have four breastfeeding
Terrible product do not buy
They do not stay in place, constantly bunching up so your breasts look lumpy through your bra and makes it very uncomfortable and itchy to wear. there is not nearly enough sticky part and it’s only in the middle so the edges of the pad fold in constantly. Lucky if they actually stay in place long enough to absorb any leakage. Waste of money and I can’t wait to finish this box and find a better brand
I tried Momcozy and Medela, both braless. Here are the comparisons:Opening: Both come individually wrapped, which I find inconvenient, but the Medela wrappers are easier to open because they have a tear line. Also the adhesive backing on the Medela is one piece compared to the two pieces on the Momcozy, so Medela is slightly faster to open in both respects.Adhesive: Both have an adhesive that stays in place on the shirt. Though, when I fold the shirt up to nurse, the pads sometimes sticks to itself. This happens more often with the Momcozy pads.Absorption: Both absorb very well. I’ve had no trouble with them filling up. If it catches the drips, they’re absorbed. After a typical day of use, the Momcozy is squishier and heavier from milk, whereas the Medela is sometimes just clumpy on the edge. I don’t know why that is.Coverage: The Momcozy pads are bigger, thus more coverage. Both are curved to better conform to the skin. But the Momcozy pads have a vertical fold crease and the Medela fold horizontally. I’ve found this allows more drips to escape the Momcozy pads without a bra.Comfort: With a heavy drip, the Momcozy may be slightly more comfortable. The weight seems more evenly dispersed. But with a lighter drip, the Momcozy pads are slightly irritating on a sensitive nipple, at least until they’ve absorbed some liquid. I haven’t had that problem with the Medela pads.Overall, Momcozy nursing pads are good, but Medela nursing pads are preferable. And at Momcozy’s $14 for 120 vs Medela’s $22 for 240, Medela pads are two and a half cents cheaper anyway.Edit: I will add that the Momcozy pads were a little more discreet. Without a bra, the shape of the Medela pads was sometimes visible.
Works wonders for nursing. Easy to use and no mess.
No se sienten, absorben bien, pero como solo tienen pegamento en dos extremos, pueden llegar a doblarse.
Good but there’s cheaper options out there that work as well
I liked using this product. It really works for me.