The plastic film that is around the breast forms, that stays on them when you are using them correct? Or do I have to take that off?
1660544
That stays on. They are a mess if that film gets a hole in it. It's like jelly inside.
1660545
Leave it on! You will have a big mess if you try and take it off. If it does rip or tear I have used bandaid clear bandages to repair the tear.
1660546
No you do not remove it. The form is a slimy mess otherwise. Do not tear or damage the film either as the form will become useless. If you do notice a small tear in the future I have used regular cellophane tape to cover the damage and that has worked well. Hope that helps.
1615078
I use the plastic one. Costs less works fine. Don't even notice it's on. I use for mostly biking some running.
1249881
They need to be removed. They are just protective for rocks, etc., while you're not using them. They are very easy to take on and off. They are a rigid white plastic.
1413769
I had the same question... it seems like it's a protective cover that should be removed or something, and rather than forming to the body at all, it makes them just slip around. Does anyone have suggestions on HOW to use these? They seem to move around a lot. Do you have to use tape or glue?
1782586
I'm not 100% sure because I have never tried to remove them (they're just so cute!) but they seem to be easy to remove from how they look. Also, they were super easy to put on so I don't see why you'd have any trouble or anything. The information said no residue would be left so I'd just go by that!
1271273
Hi Cheryl, I know this is not your question but I just read a response that the plastic ones stay on longer and may also be important to you. The ONLY reason I have been buying ONLY these particular band-aids IS because they stay on WAYYYY longer. I had used the plastic ones from childhood up into my 30's before I tried these and finally had them ALWAYS stay on. Actually, the drawback is that they are somewhat difficult to remove. But staying on is more important to me. Good luck.
1013600
I'm not sure if that's what it's called, but there is a little plastic that wraps around the sides & pretty much covers the entire area around the side of my eye/temple. I use them when I'm using the electric trimmer or edger outside & I feel safe in them.
1677866
No, I slip them in sport bras and unlined bras. There purpose is to minimize the nipple showing thru the bra.
1923130
You remove it like you did with the 1st label. The 1st label covers the adhesive side of the protector. The 2nd label covers the front so it doesnt scratch the protector when you squigee the air bubbles, but peel of the 2nd label slowly as it lifts up the protector while its being pulled up.
402295
I recall there being one over the lens. Not sure how to explain front or back for the back of the phone, but it was on the side with the apple logo (what I would call back). You can lightly scratch your fingernail over the lens, if you feel some drag, it's there. If your nail glides over without any noticeable resistance, then there's no film.
1468143
I made the mistake of doing it once, never looked the same, almost like there is a film on them but i cant get it off, i have a new dish washer use the platinum cascade tablets. That's just my experience with them.
723205
Mine seem to have a film on the outside of each lens, but it also seems like they don't want you to peel it off. Usually they provide a tab to use when they want you to peel something off. Did you peel it?
767415
Yes, you can take them off. It takes some work to get them off, but that's probably the price you pay for having them stay on place during use.
447983
There's a piece of metallic tape that covers the sealing bar. It looks like packaging material, so it's very tempting to remove it. It needs to remain in place
1288730
I peeled it off, I think it was part of packaging. Although I cann't see any harm leaving it on.
1891820
I don't have a definite answer for you as a customer and what these can do for you. I will say these are rather flat on the back side, that which is against the chest. The ability of the form to cover or wrap the breast may be limited as I have a very flat chest and have no need for that consideration. You may be better off looking at inserts or cup-size enhancers rather than full sized forms to get the effect and size you are looking for.
173054
Currently we use Philips Avent nipples. The top of the nipple does touch the silicone cap/cover. The nipple does slightly invert or bend to one side, when the cover is slid all the way down on the ring. However, it has not interfered with the function of either the nipple or the cap/cover. Once the cap/cover is removed the nipple retains its original shape.