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Gerber Breast Pads - Variety Pack 100 Count
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Gerber Breast Pads - Variety Pack 100 Count
- A nursing mother's best friend between feedings
- Combination of light, medium and heavy flow absorbency
- Slim, discreet design
- Comfortable and soft
- Disposable
- Nursing Pad
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Gerber Breast Pads - Variety Pack 100 Count
- Baby Product: 0 pages (2006-09-08)
- Publisher: Toys - not a real vendor (test account)
- Label: Toys - not a real vendor (test account)
- Studio: Toys - not a real vendor (test account)
- Average Customer Review: based on 29 reviews
- Sales Rank in Baby: #11899
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Summary: buy a different brand 2008-05-05
Comment: I strongly recommend buying a different brand. I personally like Johnson and Johnson's. The Gerber pads are thin, but crinkle and show in bras and leak. I use the heavy flow, because the lighter ones don't hold anything for me. What worries me most, is that I have noticed some of the little gels that are inside the pad used to absorb the milk on my baby's face during or after nursing. That can't be good. I'm just hoping she hasn't swallowed them. I was searching online to see if anyonen else has experienced this. Won't be using these again.
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Summary: Worth the extra money 2008-03-17
Comment: I bought the Gerber heavy flow pads and they worked great. I don't really have a problem with them moving around or anything, but best of all they don't leak!! These were the first ones I tried, but the next time I bought pads I saw the Avent ones were cheaper for more, it was the worst mistake, no matter how often I change the minute my breast start to leak my shirt is a wet nightmare. I will definitely be sticking with the Gerber nursing pads even if they are more expensive.
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Summary: ultra thin, ultra absorbant, and covers most the breast 2007-01-29
Comment: I've tried four different kinds of pads and these have worked the best by far. They are ultra thin and very absorbant. I have a heavy flow and the Johnson & Johnson and Avent ones are too thick (which prevent them from absorbing as much) and are incredibly small. They also fill up really fast, causing them to overflow and milk to go EVERYWHERE. The Gerber ones cover the entire nipple area and most of the breast (other pads hardly cover just the nipple area). However, I'd recommend the heavy flow ones rather than the medium flow-- they just don't work as well. Also, I really don't see how they can slip out of place if you are using the right bra size. I'd recommend the Lansinoh brad as well for the same reasons I'm recommending the Gerber ones.
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Summary: Was a gift - got alot of thanks 2006-12-25
Comment: I bought this as a gift - can't give much opinion - she told me she loved them, so I give it 5 stars. Maybe that's not a fair review, but it's breast pads. They are always useful! LOL
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Summary: Confusing Amazon Picture-Variety Pack????? 2006-07-27
Comment: I bought the 100 pack thinking it was all the ultra thin kind, which I love, come to find out only 60 of them are ultra thin. Some of the women on here complain about having to change their pads often - you really are supposed to do that, because otherwise you will get an breast infection, especially if you live in the south where it's warm and humid. I recommend the ultra thin pads, the other ones that come in the variety pack are just "OK".
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