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

These Tena longs are great!! They came just in time and do a great job. Very absorbent and help me get to the bathroom with accidents. The product is great, the price is right and the length is perfect so it doesn't show in the back of my pants. Tena pads get me thru the day & night

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 have two types of these I can’t tell from this little picture which one that is. One is the most absorbent which I use overnight, which is the only time I actually need something like that and the other is used in the daytime occasionally. Both work very well in our better price than brand names

These are perfect if you don’t like bulky pads. They are comfortable, good quality and absorbed more than you’d expect. The only plastic is the packaging. I give it four stars because the packaging in the photo says “30” for the quantity, but the ones I received only had a count of 20, which is what it actually shows on the packaging. You can’t buy sustainability but these are better than the other brands that come in plastic casings.

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.

These pads are inexpensive so i decided to give them a try. They DO protect clothing from leakage but they start smelling immediately. Say you're at the post office when you unexpectedly sneeze that causes a small leakage, like a few drops. Within 5 mins a cloud of urine smell slowly engulfs your body. At first, i hoped that I was being paranoid but when i visited family, someone pulled me aside to mention they'd noticed a "coochy" smell "in the room." I was mortified. To be clear,I am NOT a smelly person. i shower at least once a day, always wear clean clothes and i drink tons of water. I have no kidney problems, just a slight prolapse of my bladder which sometimes results in unexpected incontinence when i sneeze or cough hard. I've never had this problem with always or poise.

I was skeptical about these. They are a little bulky. But they are very absorbent, fit well and work under most clothes. If you were wearing very form fitting slacks they might leave an outline. I am so impressed I have subscribed to regular delivery

I really liked these pads. However,I still buy Always discreet number six Long pads more often because I use the covers that are on them to wrap them in when I dispose of them. Always pad covers have a little bit of tape on the end, which I use to secure the wrap around the used pad. It makes it so easy to keep the cover on the pad. I don’t know why other companies don’t do the same thing. The covers on the Amazon basic pads are hard to keep around the used pad since it only has the original adhesive to hold the pad on. That little bit of tape on the end of Always pad covers means all the difference in the world to me. I guess I could get some scotch tape and try to keep the cover on the used pad, but even the covers are not very strong on the Amazon pad. I love the pad itself though. I like the Amazon pad because my underwear stays dry when I use them. I’ve had other pads where the side of my underwear gets wet, but the inside is not wet. I don’t know why this happens. I don’t have this problem with the Amazon pad. I used to use toilet paper to wrap pads in, but these covers that the always pads come in, secure them better than toilet paper.