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Bras = what is in Lane Bryant bras?
I saw the GMA segment today on Victoria Secret Bras causing a rash..
I would like to know what is in Lane Bryant Bras & where they are made? Mine is an Underwire = Cacique. I have a rash.
I have the six in one (where it can be strapless...) from Lane Bryant and boy let me tell you I have a rash, welts and permanent scarring. I wonder how many other womenWomen's way are having this issue too?
I used to wear the VS bra's but soon i grew out of them so i moved to Lane Bryant's Bras . I soon started to get rashes and open sores and now i have had them for years. I have scars all over my breasts because of this and no doctors have been able to figure out why my breasts have done this. I have been put on everything from antibiotics to anti fungal creams and nothing works. When i read about the VS lawsuit and the womensWomens pack claims i instantly thought of sores and maybe other bras also have issues as well.
I had the same issues w/VS bras, and my friend did w/LB bras. They are both part of the same company (Victorias Secret, Lane Bryant, Express, Bath and Body Works), so they probably use the same factories for manufacturing and the same chemical treatments. I tried every variety of VS bra there is and they all gave me pain and rashes, so I quit wearing any of their bras and threw them in the trash, where they belong.
After watching on tv today the woman with the rash from the Well-Known bra company I'm wondering now if it's not the only bra with that problem. I bought bras from a tv selling station that were highly recommended because it "absorbed" the moisture when you sweated. Well let me tell you that I developed such rashes under both breasts that were EXTREMELY red, itchy, burning and an odor when I would touch that area. After a week and a half I finally went to the doctor. He was amazed on how red the rashes were and gave me a cream. Fortunately after a week it was clearing up. He also recommended a cotton bra. Being big busted I went to the Leggs/Haines outlet store and the girl recommended the Playtex cotton lined bra. A BIG difference has occurred since wearing these bras. Unfortunately I can still see a scar or some kind of "leftover" from these rashes but I'm feeling a lot better now.