What is the "gel-like granules" inside the breast pad after absorbing breast milk?

The "gel-like particles" inside breast pads are superabsorbent materials used to absorb liquids. They swell when they come in contact with water. If you feel that the breast pad is obviously swollen during use, you need to replace it with a new one.

How often should breast pads be changed?

To maintain skin cleanliness, dryness, and breast health, we recommend regularly changing nursing pads. The frequency of changing can be adjusted based on the amount of milk secretion, typically around every three to four hours.

How can the packaging of breast pads be conveniently opened?

You will notice a dotted line on the outer packaging of the breast pads. Simply tear along this dotted line to easily access the breast pads.

Why are breast pads not sticky?

The breast pad adhesive is disposable. If you adjust the position multiple times, it may reduce the adhesive's stickiness. It is recommended to place the breast pads in the appropriate position during use to effectively prevent them from shifting.