Evenflo Disposable Nursing Pads

Pros: Cheaper than other brands
Cons: They leak and they are visible!

I found these pads to be only slightly better than the Gerber Ultrathin Pads (which I have also reviewed)

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Ultra-thin breast pads. These are simply circles made up of a few layers of material that is stitched together...

Pros: Lots of other uses for these that I like better than the intended use.
Cons: While absorbent, they are not formed to fit the breast, thus causing the eye to go directly to the breast and the mind to wonder what on earth is in that bra??

When nursing my daughters it was imperative that I have some sort of protective barrier between my breast and my clothing.

Evenflo, being a name one associates with infant care, was one of the first brands I used. It is also the brand most...

Pros: Keeps me dry, and very discrete!
Cons: Does not have the sticky backing to stick to the inside of your bra.

When I decided to sit down and write an epinion on Evenflo disposable nursing pads, I thought that this one would have been rated higher than only 46%! I actually like this product and can't understand why it is rated so low.

My son is almost...

Pros: Comfortable/Not too expensive
Cons: Took several to do the trick

When I made the decision to breast feed my second son, I never dreamed I would be needing nursing pads so much. He was born ready to nurse and had such a powerful sucking reflex, my milk often rushed down in a tidal wave. This was something I struggled...

Pros: They are disposable and cheap
Cons: They don't stay in place or absorb like they should

I am nursing right now and have been very disappointed with these nursing pads. The first box I went thru, was part of a gift basket at my shower.

When I ran out, I was reluctant to buy another box. For several days, I opted for a...

Pros: None
Cons: Didn't do what it was supposed to, fell apart, rough edges

I got a sample pack of these when I picked up my hand pump the other day. Too tired to wash anything so that I could have my cloth breast pads, I came home and stuffed a pair of these into my bra before falling over for a nap with my newborn son.
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Pros: More Absorbent; less expensive
Cons: thicker

I purchased these after having horrible experiences with those "Thin" "Super-Absorbent" nursing pads. I was spending way too much $$ for no protection. These pads are less expensive, you get more in the box (Wal-Mart had 60 count...

Pros: Didn't have to wash them
Cons: Did not work

When I decided to breastfeed I went out an bought disposable nursing pads. One of the brands I bought were the Evenflo brand as I assumed that they would be a good product since they had a brand name to them. I was sadly mistaken.

These...

Pros: None
Cons: They Exist

I have to agree with the rating of this product so far. I think it the worst I have ever tried so far. It is going to be hard to find a lot to say about a nursing pad so let me do it this way. If I had to rate the pad by: Absorption, Feel, Fit, Wear...

Pros: none
Cons: poor shape (flat), escape artists

I purchased one box of these disposable nursing pads, and was extremely unimpressed. Frustrated, even. The generic brand I received from the hospital fared better than these!

Not only were they flat discs (as opposed to concave), but they...

Pros: Cheap
Cons: Too cheap!!

I purchased a box of Evenflo nursing pads a few weeks ago. I found out the hard way that they are not absorbent. I was in a store and had a let down. I looked down to see wets spots spreading across the front of my shirt! Fortunately I had a jacket I...

Pros: none
Cons: Unprotective

In my opinion these are the worst breast pads ever. My husband bought me a big box, when I was nursing. And I had so many problems with these. they are totally flat, so they shift all over the place! I've had several embarassing accidents! And if...

Pros: Convenient, inexpensive, comfortable
Cons: can seperate when "overloaded"

These were definately my favorite. I found them to be comfortable, convenient, inexpensive, and absorbent. I never had any real problems with leakage, and it was easy to keep a couple of spare ones in my purse in case of emergencies. (like anything...

Pros: lets you get air
Cons: having to buy them over and over

I used these sometimes with my 3rd baby and they worked very well. I prefer the washable kind over the disposable ones because of cost, but I liked this brand of disposable a lot. You can't see the lines through your shirt and they don't make the...

Pros: Price, absorbancy
Cons: washables are always a bit more comfortable

When you make your decision to be a breastfeeding Mother one of your first purchases must be nursing pads.

Although I used mainly washable pads for comfort, I always keep the evenflo disposables on hand. They are, in my opinion, the...