Could you use these for spacers if you have a thin lobe and need extra support, say, in between closure of a huggie earring?
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Jill, they are not thin, but they are not as long as other safety backs I have seen. I have normal size lobes and when I put them on - I believe I could get two on them on an earring. Hope this helps.
1117116
Yes, but they're still pretty thick stacked together. If you only have two or so, you should be OK. Any more than that and they get too thick to fit anywhere small.
1526874
These are meant to help w ingorgment as swollen ducts more so than sore nipples. I used the gel pads more than these.
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Yes. I have no problem getting the arms of my shooting glasses over my ears with these. The tension of the overhead band is enough to clamp it to your head tightly so no gap is created. The cushioning around the ear wells is thick and comfortable so it doesn't force the glasses to dig in. Just used these about two weeks ago with a pair of Radian RSG-3 glasses while firing off .308s, the sound suppression was excellent.
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Yes, but they will probably fall onto the next row - the vertical space is 10.5" with 5 rows. My earrings are pretty small - 1 to 1.5" mostly - so I could use all the holes. This also works a little better with post earrings than wires.
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i suppose you could but it would be a waste of space. as designed, the holes to hold each earring is closer than earring cards. I guesstimating but i think you'd take up 4 earring holes for each card.
1121516
Yes! I have stretched holes (from stupid teenage decisions) and normal backs slide through. These are perfect and keep all of my earrings in place (even the heavy ones). It's great to have so many too.
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Hi, not at all. I wear them more than once and sometimes I move it around--you do not want to put it in the same hole each time, as you want it to have some friction in order for it not to sag. I am not able to wear wire earrings without these - as love them and would not be without them. Hope this helps!
575193
Depending on how puffy they are this should work for you. If you need to use the extended ends I would put the lightest coats on the ends.
1289567
I have a medella flange that is a one piece and it fits in the slot. You can insert them from the outside of the bra.
390038
Well, I have somewhat small to medium ears. These fit my ears perfectly and they accommodate earrings when I wear them. However, if your ears are considered large, you may want to up the size.
1121515
Yes, I think they would work great. I have replaced all my post backs with these. They are much easier to grip and spread the weight of the earring around so it doesn't droop.
886175
You could, but you would need to make some kind of extension to full the gap between the two halves - they will work with a wall thickness up to about one or 1.5 inches, after that you need to make a "tube" of some type to cover the distance between the two ends. I did this out of wood and it worked great.
1494681
If they are gaps of 1/4 inch or smaller it would be fine. If they are much bigger than that, you might have better luck with expanding foam products.
1992156
I guess you could hang the earring card on it because each row is thin. It has holes on each row to hold quite a few earrings but I don't keep the cards with mine.
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I agree with the other responders about the tray to lay the clip on earrings and that you can clip them on the bottom of the lattice area and I'd add that the top of the lattice area would work, too. If the backs of the earrings aren't very thick I believe they could also fit on the small hooks at the very top of the rack. That section seems to be good for rings yet, as with the entire organizer, the sections are wonderfully flexible for each individuals use.
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The dividers in this earring box can be lifted out, although they are not meant to be. I have had smaller earrings slide under the dividers but not often since I keep my box in one place. If you were to use it for travel it might be a problem. Hope this answers your question.