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| Brand | Amazon Basics |
|---|---|
| Style | Maximum (39 Count) |
| Sanitary Napkin Absorbency | Extra Heavy |
| Size | 39 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Reusability | Disposable |
| product_dimensions | 10.75 x 3.89 x 14.35 inches; 2.38 Pounds |
|---|---|
| date_first_available | November 8, 2021 |
| manufacturer | Amazon.com Services LLC. |
| best_sellers_rank | #217 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #1 in Incontinence Pads, Liners, Shields & Guards |
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Customers find these incontinence pads work well, particularly for postpartum use and bladder issues, and consider them good value for money. Customers disagree on the thickness, with several noting they're thinner than expected, and while some report little to no leakage, others experience leakage issues.
Been buying several other brands in these, not so much for bladder but for sweating and I will say I wore it to work and not only did it last meaning they don't fall apart but they held the sweat in so it did not go thru my underwear... Great product and great price I would definitely say give them a try..... Read more
The pads have been improved!!! Before, they were a huge mass of uncomfortable fabric/fiber who knows, but they were bulky and reminded me of riding the banana seat on my first two wheeler. Now they have a totally new top comparing with other brands. They are still nice and thick and super absorbent. Perfect for the cold and flu season when there is a lot of coughing and sneezing going on. Plus, they are inexpensive compared to others. Thank you Amazon. Read more
I have really found these pads to be a great value. They work well and are less expensive. HOWEVER - as of November 2025, suddenly they have a shipping restriction to my address in Central New York. Mind you, I've been buying these for several months now, so it's not the size or shape or shipping. They can ship other brands, so it's not the bulk. All that's left is that NY State banned them, so I googled whether NY had implemented a ban specifically on incontinence pads, and the answer? YES! New York State has implemented a law that will result in a ban on certain types of bladder control pads and other incontinence products if they contain intentionally added "forever chemicals" (PFAS) and other harmful substances, such as formaldehyde, lead, talc or mercury. This has me pretty concerned, because I've been trying to find ways to get my hands on more of these, only to find this out. Guess I'll be paying more money to get another brand. Posting this so readers can make their own informed decisions and/or judgements about why my previously favorite product meets the details of this ban. Read more
These are great pads. Best size, quality and price. I've ordered them for years, but as of Jan 2026,any order I place containing this product results in a weird message that they will no longer deliver to my address. I tried reading and investigating as to why, but can't find an answer. Tried calling, but good luck getting a human. Ordered another popular brand and they smelled of fake flowers and were much smaller, also more expensive. Boo to all this drama, just want to reorder a good Amazon product, don't understand why they don't want to sell it to me anymore. Read more
It is a good choice for daytime use only, but not thick enough for nighttime use. Read more
I really like using these during the day and the heavier ones for overnight, but they will not ship any to me and I have been forced to use more expensive less protective products. What’s going on Amazon? Read more
These are great for anyone who needs comfort and protection. They are as good as they get! Read more
Really nice for older ladies with weaker bladders. It's my security "blanket." Light and absorbent. No bulk. I can laugh and sneeze without an embarrassing leak. Read more