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(More customer reviews)As a nursing mother, I have tried many brands of nursing pads and found what I was looking for in the Johnson & Johnson brand. Unlike Medela or Lansinoh, these pads are a little smaller in circumference and do not bunch up inside your bra. They are very soft and absorbent, wicking moisture or leakage into the center of the pad and leaving your skin dry, and thus, healthy. You can typically expect to pay $6 or $7 for a month's supply (60 pads) and you don't have to deal with unwrapping each individual pad as you must with other brands. I've seen other reviewers claim that this is unsanitary, but I beg to differ. If you keep the pads face down in the box with the lid closed, you need not worry about them becoming "contaminated." Besides, you are not putting these on an open wound, they serve merely as a vehicle to prevent you from embarrassing leaks. Each pad also comes with an adhesive strip on the back, though I have never found occasion to use them. They are convex in shape for a perfect fit and because of an indention that allows space for the nipple, there is no uncomfortable "pressing" or shifting around. They simply stay in place, even without using the adhesive.
If you are planning to nurse for a long period of time, these are the best product for your buck. I use nothing else and could not recommend them more highly.
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JOHNSON'S Nursing Pads are designed for confident protection and complete discretion -- to help you look and feel your best so you can focus on enjoying the special bond created through nursing your baby.
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