Tommee Tippee Number 4 of 11 in Disposable Breast Pads
One of the most widely used disposable breat pads. 2nd only to Lansinoh for product quality and overall rating
Positive
- High Product Quality rating
- High Overall Rating
- A 'Top 100' baby brand
- Comments say they are comfortable.
Negative
- Some comments say they are expensive
"Great, would definitely recommend. Done what it said on the tin and done it well. I had no leaking or embarrassing accidents :)"
Description
Tommee Tippee Disposable Freedom Breast Pads are designed to be ultra-absorbent thanks to a special moisture-trapping layer, which means that they are also more economical to use because you don't have to change them so often.
RSP £ 4.70
Most Helpful Reviews
They were also pretty good. Not sure ok price as they came with the breast pump which was a gift.
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These are really good, quite discrete and very absorbent, would be better if there were 60 in a pack instead of 50 though.
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Reviews (261)
Better than boots but again expensive. I used these ones with the free I got with my breast machine.
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Very good! They were alot more than i expected: thick and soft.
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Good, reliable, very absorbent, but can sometimes leave little fibres on on the breast
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Very good size giving good coverage and protection, also come in individual packets to ensure cleanliness.
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Very good soaking up.leaked milk and actually stick to bra very well.
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Good size and quite absorbent, leaked on a couple of occasions during the night though. Were quite expensive.
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Got quality, easy to use
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Good quality
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I found these to be the best overall, very comfortable and fitted well in my bra.
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Good breast pad, absorbent and done what it's there to do. Only bad point is that I think they could be thinner. Ended up going to reusable pads as they were thinner and more cost effective.
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