AmedaNoshow Premium Disposable Nursing Pads 30-Count, Helps Prevent Breast Milk Leaks Onto Clothing, High-Absorbency Disposable Nursing Pads, for Single Wear Use, Discreetly Fits into Most Bra Styles

I tried a few kinds. These don't get stuck and don't bunch awkwardly.

These pads are very absorbent, comfortable, and at a convinient size. There is a total of 30 individual pads in the box, with two pads individually wrapped together making 15 packs. The individual pared packaging has been very helpful since I often need to just grab and go. The individual layers of the pad are made thin enough that it's not obvious under my cloths. Also the pads are made to hold a great amount of liquid without any leakage.The only reason why I chose 4 stars instead of 5 is because I haven't tried any other post partum nursing pads to compare this product to.I do plan on buying this product again since the price is very reasonable compared to buying it at the store.

I wore the Ameda Noshow Premium Disposable Nursing Pad the entire time I was nursing but only because I didn't have the time to shop around for better ones. Being the first and only nursing pad I had ever worn I was fine with it, it did the job- hiding the leaks. As for the "no show" statement, I did not find this to be true at all not that it showed very much but I don't believe any nursing pad shows too much from the outside, besides it's nothing a padded bra couldn't hide. Is it comfortable? No, not really I found after having tried the Medela disposable nursing pads towards the end which is probably what I would opt for next time (hands down) if ever pregnant again. I do have to say though I did not leak once, not once while wearing the Amedas, but the pads do have to be changed pretty regularly every couple of hours else the nipple area gets a bit itchy/irritated. Would I wear Ameda's again, no, even for the first and only ones I've tried I found them to be a bit uncomfortable.

I love these nursing pads super absorbent and fit great in bra.just wish I would have read they didn’t have adhesive

Not bad for a disposable pad. I like the shape, and these have never leaked on me. But at the end of the day, they are still course, scratchy disposables like all the other similar ones on the market. They're great for sticking in my purse when on the go in case my others leak, but I greatly prefer the much softer, reusable ones I use daily. I highly recommend the Bamboobies multi-pack with daytime and nightime pads that you can wash and use over and over again. They are sooo much softer and less noticeable under a bra than any disposables that I have tried. I only use these as backups.

I don't understand why it is so hard to make something so simple... but, I feel most nursing pads are miserable. I had high hopes for these given their unique shape and their claim to be "NoShow," yet I don't really like them. I really thought they should be good - it's a good idea, anyway. But, if my shirt is at all fitted on top (which isn't hard to do w/an expanded chest due to nursing), now I just show off a triangular pad vs a round one. But, in fairness, I should mention I had no leaks (but I am not new to nursing, so I don't think I have too much leaking to complain about normally anyway). I won't buy these again... there are worse pads out there, but I still don't like these very much.

I started out using these as my overnight version and used the Nuk brand's ultra thin version during the day. But as it turns out, these are actually more discrete under clothing than the Nuks. Go figure. I think it's something about the edges and how it tapers down. Anyway, these are great. They are super absorbent. By the morning they are so heavy! But I don't have huge leaks on my top or on my sheets anymore. Great product.

These dont stick inside the bra like the bigger name brands do. They are good at absorbing. Soft against the nipple. Just dont like that they dont stay in place very well.

No adhesive, not absorbent - I need to change my shirt and bra multiple times a day since wearing these. Not as good as lansinoh and medela disposables - next step is reusable pads.