Where to buy post op bras??
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Where to buy post op bras??
My op is just 2 and half weeks away so need to buy some post op bras. Anyone know of any good sites? thanks
twig21- Active BJSF Member
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Re: Where to buy post op bras??
I got my shock absorber from debenhams.
There's loads of sites, if you know the brad you're after type it into google and LOTSOF sites will pop up.
eBay, marks and Spencer's zip front. Debenhams, x
There's loads of sites, if you know the brad you're after type it into google and LOTSOF sites will pop up.
eBay, marks and Spencer's zip front. Debenhams, x
mrsball- Global Mod
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Re: Where to buy post op bras??
im a bit overwhelmed if im honest and not 100% sure what im after. Just been told it will have to be non wire and to get an 34e and 34f . I have no idea where to start looking :( Also i'm worried a non wore bra wont support me enough - so it needs to be a strong bra lol
twig21- Active BJSF Member
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Re: Where to buy post op bras??
so is it literally just a sports bra i need??
twig21- Active BJSF Member
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Re: Where to buy post op bras??
A high Impact non wired one hun.
Some ladies have used asda and tescos own, however these arnt very supportive.
A Macom is quite a popular choice as you only need a back size.
Shock absorber, triumph extreme, and marks and spencer zip front Sports bras are the most used for post op. as they're high impact.
You'll need 2, as you will need to wear it 24/7 for 6 weeks minimum so one will need a wash !
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Some ladies have used asda and tescos own, however these arnt very supportive.
A Macom is quite a popular choice as you only need a back size.
Shock absorber, triumph extreme, and marks and spencer zip front Sports bras are the most used for post op. as they're high impact.
You'll need 2, as you will need to wear it 24/7 for 6 weeks minimum so one will need a wash !
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mrsball- Global Mod
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Re: Where to buy post op bras??
You can also buy back expanders to see you through the swelling x
mrsball- Global Mod
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Re: Where to buy post op bras??
I bought 2zip up front sports bras from Marks and Spencer. 22.00Each and they have been really supportive and they're high impact xx
Vix85- BJSF Addict
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Re: Where to buy post op bras??
fab thank you so much i will look now. also where can i get the back expanders from? x
twig21- Active BJSF Member
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Re: Where to buy post op bras??
If you mean the extenders, ebay is really good xxx
Vix85- BJSF Addict
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Re: Where to buy post op bras??
EBay from 99p, or a haberdashery. X
mrsball- Global Mod
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Re: Where to buy post op bras??
I like the triumph one , I'm still pre BA but tried It on and it's really comfy, my sister has natural boobs but she tried it on and she brought one, she's an e xx
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