Amazon Basics Incontinence Pads for Women, Postpartum, Bladder Management, Overnight Absorbency, Unscented, with Odor Management, 60 Count (2 Packs of 30), Packaging May Vary

These are the best pads I have found so far especially for the price. You can't beat it. One pack of the other brand is $16 for 32 pads I think for a few more dollars you get almost double and they are just as good if not better.

I ordered these for my mom after her hip surgery for extra protection. She loves them and says they're even better than the Poise pads she had previously been using. These are more absorbent and provide more coverage where it matters most. Great value for the money and comfortable to wear.

These were bought for someone who had surgery and couldn't move fast enough to get to the restroom. They said they work great. They go from front to back. They hold quite a bit of liquid. They stay in place very well. Peel the paper strip off the back and place where you want it. The person also said they feel a bit more comfortable going out knowing they have them on. The person said they don't irritate them and they haven't broken out in a rash or anything either. I would imagine they could be used for men too. Or even a woman for that time of month. The person said they would highly recommend them. There is no odor to them either. The price is a bit high but they are worth it. I took pictures with a paper towel so hopefully you can see the size of them.

good overnight pads, use them to line shorts and then peal and stick another pad as needed as they do a good job absorbing a midnight or early morning surprise.....

I have been sold on Tena pads for several years. There's no denying that they're the best pad out there. They've also been among the most expensive. Recently, I noticed the price just keeps going up even with it already being among the most expensive. Even with the maximum Subscribe & Save discount, it is now a pricey 38 cents to 42 cents a pad. So, armed with skepticism but nudged by a Amazon essentials 20% discount offer, I tried Amazon's overnight pads. I have been pleasantly surprised. These pads compare favorably to Tena overnights. They're comfortable. They're absorbent and hold a significant amount before leakage occurs. The adhesive on the pads is strong and stays put unless twisting occurs. One issue that Amazon needs to improve on these pads is air circulation. Tena pads do better in that department. I would also like them to be a little longer. But that said, the overall performance is pretty darn good and given a substantial 32% to 42% price difference of 12 to 16 cents a pad over Tena ( a savings that really adds up), I've made the switch.

Mom said these are the same as big name brand and work as well if not better

I have been buying these bladder control pads for quite awhile. I have Chronic heart failure and have taken diuretics for years.. which makes me pee .. A lot. The last shipment of pads I received I noticed the bag the pads are in seemed a little different. At first I couldn't identify what the difference was, but then realized the outer bag was loose. The pads before were packaged very tightly in the outer plastic bag,, so much so that it was hard for me to grasp the package. Now I can grab the plastic bag because the pads inside are SMALLER!! I didn't have a old package to compare it to but the whole bag is lighter. In looking at the pads themselves, they have cut the size down in the center of the pad to make it narrower. and It might be a tad bit shorter than before. The old pads used to fit snugly inside the non woven pad wrapper. Now there is room around the pad. So I'm getting less product for the same money. They DON'T fit the same! So far I've tried various pads over time and the Amazon Basics were the best. For comfort, fluid absorption and Comfort. I feel these aren't as good as the older ones. >:( Edited to add: They are also thinner than before.

Good product