Taping Tip

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This posting is from: TJ
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Hello all,

I felt compelled to share a find of mine with the Group, for those of us
that may have tried or use this technique. I have found it to be the
most comfortable product ever made. It supports a medical device called
a "Wound Vac" and was developed to aid in speeding healing of open
wounds while protecting against infection. It literally becomes a second
skin while the negative pressure vacuum device is attached and remains
so until the dressing is changed. These dressing drapes are all you need
and come in a case of 10 flat sheets and each are 30.5" x 26cm. They are
adhesive on one side and can be cut into strip sizes of your choosing.
Removal is effortless and painless even after 24 hours. I have never
been able to find them in any Medical Store and had to go to the
companies website then call the Customer Service number to order.

Hope this helps. The Company and dressings can be found at kci1.com

TJ

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This posting is from: Alexii
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TJ, Somehow I seem to have missed where we? might obtain this product. It
sounds great. Please advise. Alexii

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This posting is from: Jennifer Jo
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I don't understand this at all. Am I missing something important?

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This posting is from: annie
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>I don't understand this at all. Am I missing something important?

This refers to a process known as "taping" where the illusion
greater cleavage can be attained by using tape and various
other makeshifts to coax the flesh in the upper chest area
in and up.

It's not only used by those in the TG community. Beauty
contestants and stage performers have used tricks like
this for decades.

Surgical tape, available at most large drug stores, is the
most common product used. The product mentioned in the first
message in the thread is suggested as a replacement. I know
that one commercial product is (was?) available to do just
this. Anecdotes report that duct tape (OUCH!) is often used
for this purpose.

Many consider this technique to be unnecessary or very
uncomfortable.

If done properly under the best circumstances, the visual
effect can be quite convincing! However, it often backfires,
particularly by those who are not very experienced, and
only emphasizes the lack of natural boobage.

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This posting is from: Cynthia Phillips
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I couldn't help but think of Phyllis Diller's joke - always complaining
about her small boobs, and how she was going to have them shoved
together and make one big one out of them. :) Oh, happy day; I am
walking on air.

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