Amazon Basics Incontinence Pads for Women, Postpartum, Long, Maximum Absorbency, Bladder Control, Unscented, 39 Count, Packaging May Vary

I used to use Prevail mostly, sometimes Poise or Always. They all work well. But, I tried Amazon Basic Incontinence Pads because they were inexspensive. I wanted to see if they held up as well as "name brand" pads. I was not disappointed. They worked just as well, and cost a lot less. Really, a lot less! This is now my "go to" brand, hands down. These are not thin pads, but they are long, and super absorbant. Unscented, and comfortable for a thicker pad, for me. I also like that the pad is a bit wider. More petite women might find it too wide, but ladies that aren't petite (like me) benefit from a wider pad. Excellent value.

I bought this because I wanted a regular size pad instead of the long. These work well and I will buy them from now on as long as they don’t raise the price too much.

Exceptional absorption with a strong gripping adhesive.

They do what they are supposed to do. I have tried multiple brands and found that the generic options are every bit as effective as name brand. As someone who has multiple leaks throughout the day and goes through 4-5 pads every day, cost is my primary factor. My issue is urge incontinence, with fairly heavy leakage when I stand up. These pads absorb quickly and hold a decent amount of fluid, as long as they are in proper position. Like all disposable pads, they can shift when I stand and cause issues, so I've learned to pair them with leakproof underwear. I haven't found leakproof underwear yet that I'm comfortable using as my only protection, partly because I have to replace the pads so often and need an option to refresh periodically. The leakproof underwear are a good backup plan for when the pads slip. I typically buy the Equate brand from W**-M****, which average out to $0.21 per pad, compared to Amazon's cost at $0.26 each. I have found no difference in performance between these - in fact they look exactly the same except for the packaging. The only reason I bought these more expensive options was a convenience issue. I have health issues that require me to rely consistently on home delivery. I ordered from W**-M**** , which usually ships and delivers faster than Amazon for me. In this case, the delivery got significantly delayed and I ended up needing pads in a hurry, so I had to order more expensive Amazon brand just to get some in my house before I had a serious problem.

Just what I needed for stress incontinence from a bad cold. Sneezing and coughing have been going on for a week now and I’ve been miserable, but these pads have been a great help in keeping my clothes and bedding dry.

I subscribed to this because it was less expensive than the pack of 30. Found out they are a lot less absorbent than the pack of 30. They remind me of Poise brand. Have to change them way too often. Went back to my original pack of 30.

When I get a cough postpartum and pregnant again these gave me Security so I didn't have to constantly change pants. Catch the leaks and holds the liquid well, much better than the period pads I tried first.

Nothing wrong with the product it’s the way it was shipped when it arrived and was torn off and the incontinent pads were in individual pockets, but they were exposed because the outside covering it came in the original plastic with no cover at all. I prefer the mailman doesn’t know that I use incontinent pants and my neighbors too because it was sitting on my front porch.