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(More customer reviews)I have to admit that these pads are the best, absorption wise.I never had a problem with leaking, not even once!However, I started finding small beads on my skin after removing the pads to feed my baby.These beads are probably from the polymer in the core of the pads which makes them so super absorbent in the first place.They are most likely the same beads you would find on baby's bottom that come from the same or similar polymer in baby diapers.
The beads are most likely harmless on baby's bottom, but I really can't say the same if baby eats some of them.I tried to remove the beads, but they're so tiny, and they tend to stick to the lanolin which almost every breastfeeding mom must be using for nipple care.
So, I stopped using them.I am now using the Phillips Avent nursing pads which are admittedly bulkier and not as leak proof, but at least I know my baby isn't eating polymer beads either.I don't know if the manufacturer knows if there's any problems with these beads being eaten, but I suspect something along the lines of "there have never been any reports of adverse effects associated with ingestion of these beads."Uh.Okay.I'd rather not take the chance, thank you.I can handle a couple of leaks.
If you decide to go ahead and use them, make sure you change them as often as possible to minimize the polymer bead problem.
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