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Your cart is empty.Medela Ultra-Breathable Nursing Pads – Boasting a triple-layered polymer core that absorbs 50 times its weight, these pads ensure day and night dryness. The waterproof back layer and flexible leak guards help absorb milk leakage to protect your clothing. Crafted for optimal air circulation, the ultra-breathable outer layer prevents unwanted moisture build-up, keeping you dry, comfortable, and fresh around the clock. With a contoured design at just 1.6mm thin, these pads discreetly mold to your body, eliminating discomfort and bulges. Soft as a mother's touch, the honeycomb lining provides delicate feel, and the pads are hypoallergenic and dermatologically tested. Individually wrapped for cleanliness, these pads are your on-the-go companions – compact, portable, and easy to use.
Abigail B
2025-08-20 12:59:01
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.
AJ
2025-08-10 16:51:05
This is a great price point for the amount of pads. The pads are a bit itchy on the edges if worn horizontal. I have noticed if I turn them vertically they do not itch. These are a bit bigger than the motif and lansinoh brand nursing pads. They have great absorption and do not allow leaks!
Maryann Alvarez
2025-08-06 13:47:55
I love how thin these are! Each liner comes in its own plastic wrap. They stick really well once you put it on and if you need to readjust them... go ahead! They work just as well! The adhesive part is a rather small, sticky area but they are still great.I won't get into detail but they do absorb quite well. I haven't had any massive leaks (but I am also very good keep tracking of when I need to pump though) yet but I am confident it would hold most of it in based on a few personal instances.I will be honest here - on the very first time I wore them, the edge of the liner was uncomfortable + itchy. I got used to it by the 3rd time though so it's not a deal breaker for me! This is my second time buying these and would buy them again!
JC
2025-06-30 11:48:25
This nursing pad is thin, great for using during summer. It’s thin, but it absorbs breast milk very well. And comparing with other brands, Medela is more budget friendly. The only thing I want to complain is the edge of pad sometime making me itchy.
Kindle Customer
2025-05-30 20:00:42
Bought for daughter who just had a baby, works well and keeps clothing dry
tristen nord
2025-05-22 10:21:18
For the price, these are a decent option. However, the adhesive is not very strong. My least favorite part is that the edges of the pads are not soft and they itch and irritate the skin. Also, only the very center of the pad absorbs leakage and the rest is left completely dry. I leak a lot and have to replace these frequently as the absorption is poor. These also do not lay flat in the bra and unless you have padding, the fold in the pad will be visible through clothing The size of the pad is nice. I wish the quality was as good as the price, but I will have to go with a different brand going forward.
Yiwan
2025-05-07 10:05:35
Good qualityï¼
chelseybhenney
2025-03-31 20:43:29
I wanted to stick to Bamboobies washable/reusable nursing pads, but they just lead to a wet, cold, leaking mess. These Medela pads are super absorbable and comfortable. I couldn’t get by without them. My only complaint is that they do not stick well to the inside of my nursing bra, so I have to take them out while I nurse on that side. I think the adhesive part on the back of the pad could stand to be bigger. Otherwise, highly recommend them to all nursing moms!
Rachel
2025-03-28 14:12:24
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Amy
2025-03-07 14:08:03
I find these ones to be less itchy and they cause less irritation than other brands I've tried. I would recommend these
Angela Gonzalez
2025-02-26 14:23:00
No se sienten, absorben bien, pero como solo tienen pegamento en dos extremos, pueden llegar a doblarse.
Latifa Hamdan
2025-02-15 16:47:39
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Alfredo Lopez Amador
2025-02-08 14:05:36
Aún no los utilizo pero el paquete llego en buen estado y en buen tiempo, son suaves y se ven muy absorbentes y de buen tamaño.
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