ComfyDry™ Breast Pads 36pcs
ComfyDry™ Breast Pads 36pcs
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Description
Description
[NEW & IMPROVED] Re-engineered for an instant drying performance, the all-new ComfyDry™ Breast Pad is designed to keep you confidently dry throughout your breastfeeding journey.
Compared to our previous model, this latest upgrade features an innovative 3D Wavy Surface that delivers:
- 16% faster absorption rate,
- Hold 20x its weight in moisture,
- 25% softer surface to reduce abrasion & provide 360° breathability comfort with it's air pocket design
At just 2mm thin, the ultra-slim and discreet design stays completely invisible under clothing for uncompromised confidence. Breastfeeding mums can still count on the same reliable, all-round leak protection — even when lying on their sides.
Individually wrapped for optimal hygiene and on-the-go convenience.
Available in a pack of 36pcs.
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