Stayfree Maternity Pads

I used these after I gave birth, and personally I didn't like them. They kept most of the leakage in but I didn't like that there was no wings and I found them too thick and un comfortable. Much preferred the Libra ones

Now I am not usually of bunchy thick pads that will feel like I have nappies on so the thought of using maternity pads depresses me something chronic. I never thought I would have to that is until I had a baby and realized the need for something like these.

The packaging of the Stayfree Maternity Pads are feminine and cute without being in your face and 'period' looking. I preferred these to the hospital pads they gave me. They don't gather fluff like other brands can. I would prefer the quantity to be bigger, 10 just doesn't cut it after you have a baby. You are changing these on an hourly or two hourly basis so more value for money would be nice.

I usually don't like long pads, but these were a lifesaver! You literally have no control over your flow after birth and having a pad that goes from one end of your gruts to the other is very reassuring! I wish they had wings because I found these liked to shift around a bit as I moved.

I found that with these being longer than normal, I didn't have to worry too much about leakage which was a gosh sent after a cesarean. They last thing you want to do is constantly change pads.

In summary, the pads do what they promise but would be better if it came in bigger packs rather than wasting money on buying so many packs to keep up with flow. They are comfortable and easy to use while keeping leakage to a minimum. They tend to shift a bit and the adhesive isn't always sticky enough.

These were the first ones I used because they supplied them at the hospital so I used them for the first few weeks, then I tried libra and wish I'd used them as soon as leaving the hospital... The carefree are very thick and long so great for the first few days but when ya wana go n walk around I suggest a different brand

Do exactly what they say , they were the only ones I used after having my baby so I dont have much to compare to but I didnt have any issues with them . And they were the cheapest at the supermarkets at the time.

Righto, so this is one of those things that while pregnant the "do gooders" dont tell you about The need for pads so big and thick you feel like you need to take a running jump to get on them properly and then they move, and bunch and well are just a pain in the a$$ These are kinda like that - but def better than the hospital ones LOL I preferred Libra ones as I found them softer and they stayed in place better However - gotta love the wings!!

Great for after baby (not so much the hospital ones, that I am sure are budget brand? They look the same) They are nice and soft, great for someone who has had some bad stitches! Felt better at night wearing them as they are long. I don't like how they don't have wings though!

i used these pads after i had my daughter they so much nicer then the hospital ones soft on skin and had really good absorbency although they would be alot better with wings

Lets face it, it's not a great time down there when your needing to use these. They are bulky, you definitely know they are there, and pads are not my first choice anyway. But for the situation there isn't much else out there. The extra long design comes in handy and I found them very absorbent. I didn't try any other band of maternity pads to compare these to but was happy with the protection I got. I do hope it's a wee while before I have to use them again though!

I found these amazing after I had my baby girl. The hospital ones are just gross - I was warned beforehand to take my own. I only bought these ones because they were on special at the time and as it was my first baby I had no comparison. I found them great. Stayed in place, absorbed and held a lot of fluid. Great overnight too, knowing you are protected is a great relief.