Johnson's Nursing Pads Reviews

I needed to buy some breast pads, so I went to the store, on my way to work, to see what was available.  There were 3 nursing pads available, Lansoilh, Curty (I think that is the way you spell it), and this one, Johnson's Nursing Pads.  Usually I get the Lansoilh nursing pads, but I was on an extremely tight budget, so I bought these.  When I went home to try them on, I found the pads to be very small, not covering my breast.  Also, unlike the other nursing pads out there, these did not come individually wrapped.  I found it kind of odd that there was a indentation for the nipple, as if it...

Oh my god the Johnson's Nursing Pads is really comfortable and easy to use. It is very soft and very absorbant. I started trying this product after reading peoples reviews on the internet and they say it's awesome! It's really true and I really love how it is not expensive. I put these pads on inside my bra and the tab stays on to it. I also like the fact that the milk doesn't go through my clothes and because of that the pad is thick and absorbant. I say you should really get this this only works if you have too much milk leaking. Before I would always use a small thick towel and stick it inside...

I thought I'd try the Gerber nursing pads; they're admittedly cheaper than the other brand I'd been using. Horrifyingly, when I went to pump at my first break (less than an hour after putting the pads in place), my nipples were stuck to the pads. I cried peeling them off.

I thought maybe I'd placed the pads when my nipples were damp from nursing my son, so I waited several days for the nipples to heal, placed them when they were dry... again, same problem with the sticking. I won't ever use them again.

The Johnson's Nursing Pads work great when using them at home, they are cheap, adsorbent and stay in place.  The only thing is that it shows through your blouse if you are wearing a thin bra, but it you where a padded one, you wont have a problem.  Overall all, great product and cheap.