Non Absorbent Breast Pads

I wish I’d known about these sooner before waking up to milk soaked sheets every morning. They work really well! You will get a tiny amount leaking out when your breast is super full, but nothing compared to normal. Worth every penny!

I got these to wear for day out in the summer. They stayed in place all day, were really comfortable and not at all sweaty. They give a really nice shape and aren’t at all visible. Only problem I had, was I leaked a little bit but the end of the day and it leaked out. But it was after 14hours! They are super easy to clean and I’ve had many wears out of them. Highly recommended!!

When I first got these I really liked them - I only wore them at night because it meant I didn't have to wear a bra in bed. However, they did regularly fill with milk and then leak everywhere when I removed them. I had to wash them every day, they collect lint very easily and after about 6 weeks they lost their stickiness and I threw them away. I'm using disposable pads again now.

I am pregnant with my second child and one of the things on top of my list was buying new Lily Padz, so I was a little surprised to see some negative reviews here and thought I'd share my experience with this product.I breastfed my daughter for 18 months. During that time I tried washable breast pads, disposable ones and then a friend recommended these. I never looked back: they stayed in place and there were no leaks or nasty accidents.Night time was easy and comfortable as I didn't need to wear a bra to hold them in place.Considering I was expressing in the workplace, I also wanted them to be discreet, which can be difficult at times. With Lily Padz it didn't look as though my nipples were huge or I was cold all the time.I think it's worth mentioning that I produced a lot of milk with my first child.Caring for them was easy, I washed them with a mild soap in the shower and left them to air dry. I only had one pair which lasted me months (probably even a year, I can't remember the exact date when I bought them).If all my words fail to convince you, the fact that I am buying another pair should.

Two days ago I received my lilypadz! I didnt waste any minute and started wearing them immediately. I was amazed how clever they are and how easy they are to use. For the first night in months I could sleep braless again... I was thrilled, so was my hubby:DAnyhow... I woke up in the middle of the night sleeping in a paddle... turned out that the non-leakable padz had leaked after all... My baby has not been a great sleeper, she always had fed at least 2 times at night, but on that particular night she only fed once. Maybe that was the cause of the leakage... my breasts were too engorged for the padz.The next day I continued wearing them. It was very hot +31C that day (Im not in UK) and each time I fed I noticed that the padz were a bit smelly and sweatty... so I rinsed them... At night I opted for my disposable pads once again, since my nipples started to feel a bit funny...like trush was about to make comeback... By morning they were very red, sore and painful... I'll wait till tomorrow morning to see if it has got better, if not I may have to see the doctor about it... At the moment I am not sure if it is a heat rash or thrush again (I have had it twice in the past, but everything has been fine for at least a month)... anyhow... I am not sure if I'll dare to try them again...What a shame... I would have enjoyed wearing them... if not all the time, but sometimes fo sure...This may not happen to you, but be aware that they might not suit to everyone... especially in the summer.

I am quite literally in love with lilypadz! This is my second pair, the first pair lasted me just over three months but have started to become less "sticky" so I thought it was time for some new ones.I was originally using washable breast pads, which I still do during the day but I quickly got sick of wearing a bra during the night so I looked around for something that would just stick to me.At the time I started using them I had very damaged and cracked nipples but the removal of these pads did not hurt or damage my nipples further.I was using lily wash to clean the pads but quickly ran out of this product and found that dove soap and very hot water was just as effective, although probably not recommended by the manufacturer.Before using lily pads I would quite regularly leak through the breast pads I was wearing, especially if my baby missed a night feed. Since I've been using lily padz I have not leaked milk once.I would point out that you have to make sure your nipple is fully depressed before sealing the rest of the pad around your Brest. If the nipple is slightly "pokey" when you apply the pad then milk can end up pooling under the pad and runs out when you remove it.The pad is very comfortable to wear and I forget they are even there. Other reviewers have mentioned the pads might contribute to blocked ducts or mastitis but I have not found this to be the case and in fact I suffered with both of these issues prior to using the pads.In conclusion, lily padz stop leaks, stop the need for night time bras, are descrete and comfortable and so much better for the environment than disposable breast pads.

I have used these for both my babies and have recommended them to friends. They are great to fit discreetly under clothes, they are more comfortable than traditional pads and can easily be taken off/put back on after feeds. However, I wouldn't recommend these for use in the first few weeks when you're establishing feeding as they can leak if they fill with too much milk...or you get a squirt of milk as you remove the padz and the vacuum is released! Also, expect to replace them every 4 weeks or so as the stickiness wears off. Overall the best pads on the market for comfort and not being able to see them under clothes.