Can these be used for the breast stroke? I just purchased a pair and they don't seem to work.
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They are comfortable, work well in any water, activity I highly recommend them.
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Absolutely not! I don't know how that rumor got started but it is WRONG. Fins of any kind, as far as I know, have never been meant to be used with the breaststroke.
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I don't know that any flippers work well with breast stroke. That said, these are better than others I have tried.
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First of all, I'm sorry to hear about your illness and I hope you're doing much better now. I think as a temporary fix, it would be okay. I think you might have to play around with the type of bra you wear it with, that might make a small difference in how it looks. I personally didn't like the way they felt and it didn't look all that 'real' in my eyes. Since I couldn't return them, I kept them- I keep them tucked away in case I ever find that I REALLY need them for something. Wishing you luck and good health!
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These work especially well for assisted pull-ups and dips. I've used them for resistance exercises as well; push-ups, deadlifts etc. well worth the purchase as far as I'm concerned...
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That is why I bought them as well, sort of. I bought them to use with progesterone cream. They are very much like the ones that come with things like Monistat, if that helps. We just moved and I am not sure I can get my hands on one to measure right now, but again if you look at one in a Monistat kit, it is just like that.
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These work great and they can be used on any part of the arm you can twirl! They are nice and comfortable. Good Luck.
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Hi HunThese are not designed as a replacement for a bra. I use them strictly to enhance my shape. They are about 3/4 inch at the thickest point. You could try an adhesive to hold them in place but I am not sure that would work because they are pretty heavy.I hope I have answered your question and congratulations on your upcoming wedding.XOXOKelli
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No. They are designed for a woman without a breast. The back side is flat and adheres to the chest area where a breast has been removed.
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If you are using as an enhancement they would work. If you are using as a replacement for a breast these are more like a B cup. My left breast was removed due to cancer and I am a D cup. I must wear both of these stacked into my bra cup to fill it out.
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I use them for both, but at the gym the wrap around sometimes pushes out of place during bench exercises. For running, I can't even tell I have them on and don't ever have to mess with them. These are just as comfortable with out the ear foams, I tossed the ear foams on the first run.
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I believe they would work with the Medela Freestyle. PersonalFit Breastshields say they fit Medela breast pumps.
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I would think so. I bought them for a woman who had a full mastectomy. Beyond that I would ask the seller.
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I don't really know. I always use mine after having washed my pants. I guess you could try them -- I don't see why they wouldn't work. Sorry not much help. All I can say is they are great on washed pants.
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No as the size goes up so too does the resistance. I have 2 different sets of these amd they all wil fit your hand. To add, you dont necessarily want to keep these on for a whole mile. They are intended to help with form and resistance for high intensity interval training. I guess you could go distance swimming with them but you would want to definitely start with a smaller size.
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The product doesn't list compression values so your best bet is to check with your doctor. You may need to have them custom made by a medical supply company and your insurance may pay for them. One company I'm familiar with is Jobst.
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I haven't tried it but no reason it shouldn'd do the same the jack is the same and the principle the same. Please note that I wouldn't suggest trying to use these working out, because they are comfortable they don't fit tight and wouldn't stay on with a lot of movement.
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Totally! I'm not a mom and just purchased them strictly for correction. As long as you use them the recommended amount of time, you'll have success. I noticed a difference in the first week of consecutive use.
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They are inserts to put under your breasts push them up ,so I quess yes ,I no longer have them ,I thought they were mastectomy prosthetics they are not.