(10-07-2015, 17:34)noodlez Wrote: Hannah, it's not fair that you knock the noogleberry with totes like 'no proof it is safe' just because you didn't use it effectively.
There are many studies done by Dr.khouri for his Brava device which is the same thing! Fda approved!.
If one is concerned of the difference in pressure, the answer is simple:
Purchase the pump with the pressure guage, look up the studies that Dr.khouri and the fda conducted to prove external tissue expansion benefits of breasts, and follow their maximum pressure guidelines.
You take away from your cause when you make baseless statements.
The gauge meter is their newest option, They didnt had that when I bought it.. which means the product was already beeing sold for good money and the company made profit on a product that wasnt even out off its developing phase. Sounds very unrelieable to me.
The brava device is not the same thing.. Its made to fit the frame better with flexible rubber..which makes the vacuum and air suck route much more delicate. And with better frame fitting cups instead off gaps everywhere you need less suction to keep it vacuum. But then again brava isnt a succes neither. Its been offered to surgeons all over the world, yes it was a big media hype. And where is it now? How many women are using it?
Look up for pictures... Wow what a beautiful ugly nipples you get from that device.
FDA approved?? Ha ha.. then what.. there are enough operations which are harmful for the body as well what about sillicones? How often did that went wrong..also.. fda approved sillicones. When the guinnea pig time is over you will seriously hear different story's. Think about it putting pressure on your body.. Damn dont be so naive.
What about rocket melon? I'm sorry but that is not healthy.
Baseless statements?? I've used it myself
