Guest's Review of Avent Niplette
28th Oct 2009
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I am 45 and have not dated in over 10 years due to embarassment over my flat nipples. In my 20s I wore a bra during sex. Sound familiar? I have used the Niplette for two weeks and I am shocked. I did not believe it was possible for me to have big hard nipples. OMG, it's incredible!! They are HUGE and HARD already!!! I am wearing the niplette cups day and night. NO pain at all. It will sting or feel sore with too much suction, so just start slow the first few days and later you can add suction every ten minutes until the cups are filled. I add a tiny piece of cotton in the cups to soak up the clear fluid (it's normal). Use vasoline. The suction is tight where they can't fall off once your nipples fill the cups (after 1st few days). No bra is the best, or wear a lacy or loose bra to keep them from bending over. In public, I always wear a jacket so I can slip my hand in make sure the cups aren't bent over from my bra or clothes...just reposition them as needed. Hey, we women always tug on our underwear when it slides up and men are always adjusting themselves, so just try to be inconspicuous. BUY THIS PRODUCT!!!!!!!!!! I never had nipples even with ice or stimulation, but now I can already tell how big and hard they will be. Wow, no more embarassment...
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