can I use them to lift up my breast with no bra
1048310
The strips are not intended for this purpose. Each strip is about 3 inches long and quiet narrow, so it doesn't seem like it would offer the basic, necessary support. Further, the strips are sticky on each side in order to adhere to fabric. I hope this answers your question.
1048311
No these are not for that purpose. They are mainly so you can stick your clothes to yourself so you don't reveal anything you don't want to be revealed. (Like when bending over and you have a loose blouse, you don't want to show your breasts/bra.)They are not strong enough or large enough to lift up breasts.
1048312
No these are not for that purpose. They are mainly so you can stick your clothes to yourself so you don't reveal anything you don't want to be revealed. (Like when bending over and you have a loose blouse, you don't want to show your breasts/bra.) They are not strong enough or large enough to lift up breasts.
1048313
No, I don't believe they would support that. This is mainly used to keep fabric in place against the skin.
1677865
That's how I'm using them at this very moment. I'm out and about with my kids and am wearing a tight, thin cami under a fairly loose (mommy appropriate) tank top. No bra, just nippies. I got a breast augmentation 6 weeks ago and my headlights have been on full high beams ever since, but my nippies conceal it completely and stay in place really well under form fitting shirts. Haven't tried them with a loose shirt and no bra.
938057
If you wear a tight sports bra probably. I would find ones that have adhesive if you need to catch milk.
1694183
I cant, see why not. It is more effected by the size of her breasts. My wife has a 40DD and she is to big to use mine with out to much pressure to make it very uncomfortable.
203458
I wish I could answer your question better. I bought this for my husband, but he never wears it because he says it is uncomfortable. As far as weight lifting....probably not. they don't go up high enough on you waist and lower back for that.
1440528
Yes, you can go hands free if you have the special pumping bra to hold it in place. I initially tried making my homemade version out of an old sports bra, but it was too loose to effectively hold it in place (especially once the bottle started filling up with milk, it gets heavier as you pump). So if you do try to convert your own sports bra, make sure it's a very tight/snug fitting bra to hold it in place.
1724295
I'm not a petite woman, but yes, you should not have any problem grasping these. Mostly, you lay the pad of your hands on the top and loosly grasp with your fingers. They are so stable that I could do pushups without grasping them at all with my fingers. They are tacky and don't move, and I use them on a concrete floor.
74756
YES... without the surgery, simply place them inside your bra under your breast and no-one will even know you are wearing them, unless you tell them.
282774
No. They are from a different manufacturer, the cup size is much larger than they can stretch.
214262
Yes it is, with some practice you can do it without one of those weird bras but if you're hoping to have full mobility while using it, you will need one of them. I do hands-free but use my elbow to kind of hook it in place, which means I couldn't reach out and start typing on a keyboard.
1677869
I have not tried them without a bra. But, it seems like they stick well enough to my skin that I could use them without a bra.
797234
You could, but honestly it's pointless. I use them for heavy bag workouts with some 14oz gloves and they're very supportive. The only thing that lacks support with them is thumb support. I use them for heavy bag workouts under my gloves and they work like a charm.
1248695
I would think so. I bought them for a woman who had a full mastectomy. Beyond that I would ask the seller.
522974
They fit Olympic bars and they are rock solid. I don't see why you couldn't. I absolutely love them. Especially doing strip sets and the like. One caveat, I don't lift more than 325lbs on any exercise.
1061451
yes. my bra is from 'pump ease' and it works fine. I am pretty sure these would work with most styles of pumping bra
1370222
They would probably be a little too big for an A cup bra. They might stick out of the bra on the sides if the bra is smaller than a B cup.
1690173
Yes! They come with connector pieces that allow you to hook the bags straight to the breastshield piece. No extra parts need to be purchased to use these bags.