Farlin Washable Breast Pads

Farlin Washable Breast Pads

Most breast pads end up in the bin after one use. Farlin Washable Breast Pads go through the wash and return to use instead. The box holds six round pads, with the count printed at the lower right. Each pad has three layers, labeled on the box as a cotton-soft liner, an absorbency-fiber stuffing, and a breathable waterproof outer sheet. Additionally, the packaging carries an SGS mark near the lower left. The pads are white and circular, with a slightly raised center.

The cotton-soft liner sits against the skin. As a result, the surface stays gentle during long wear. The stuffing layer draws in moisture, and the outer sheet blocks it from reaching clothing. Furthermore, the box lists excellent ventilation among its claims, tied to the breathable outer sheet. Meanwhile, six pads let a mother rotate a fresh pair while the others dry. The flat box also slips easily into a hospital bag.

Specifications

• Type: Washable, reusable breast pads
• Pack Size: 6 pieces
• Liner: Cotton-soft
• Core: Absorbency fiber stuffing
• Outer Layer: Breathable waterproof sheet
• Certification Mark: SGS
• Color: White

Reusable pads suit mothers who nurse for months and want fewer disposables. Farlin Washable Breast Pads fit that plan, since six pieces make three pairs. Specifically, one pair can dry while another stays in use. Mothers who nurse at night often keep a spare pair by the bed. For instance, the round shape fits inside most nursing bras without extra trimming. The packaging also lists the pads as economical and environmentally friendly.

Leather and Kids stocks these pads as part of its baby and mother-care line alongside its leather goods. The three-layer build and six-piece box give nursing mothers a reusable daily option.

How do I wash these pads?
The box calls them washable but gives no wash settings in the photo. Checking the instructions inside the pack gives the exact temperature and drying advice.

How many pairs does the box contain?
The box holds six pieces, which makes three pairs. That count lets one pair dry while another stays in use.