12-01-2013, 18:34
Ok, so incredibly pumped to have finally gotten my Noogleberry and a complete believer in the principle of growth from tissue expansion, I planned to begin my regimen pumping for an hour and then gradually working my way up to the point of snoogling. HOWEVER, just three days of noogling on the level -4 inHg (on the gauge) for an hour resulted in terrible broken capillaries all along the top and side rings of my breast. I will add that the level -4 was also SOOO unbearably painful that, coupled with the broken capillaries and my appendages feeling numb, the excruciating pain made it obvious that -4 was just too great of a pressure for me. So, after daily application of Vitamin K lotion for four days, the broken capillaries came to heal, and I decided I would try again. I began to pump for an hour to a level -3 inHg this time. After three days AGAIN I had broken capillaries, and it was WORSE this time (probably because they had already been agitated and weakened from the first). I again applied Vitamin K daily, it healed in two days time, and I just tried again last night at -2inHg for an hour but noticed this morning the capillaries already starting to break again, but this time towards the center of my breasts
I am, again, applying Vitamin K but am not sure how I am going to approach Noogling this next time, since anything lower than -2 inHg loses suction VERY easily.
I will add that I ALWAYS use the foam rings (although they are so fat that my breasts barely fit inside them!) and I have large domes on my 29” chest frame. I would not want to imagine what would happen if I did not have those rings between the plastic and my chest… Anything lower than level -2 inHg on the gauge is so weak of a suction that it pops off if I so much as laugh or cough, let alone move
It seems that anything that is not too weak to hold suction is what causes me pain and broken capillaries.
So, the reason I have brought this to the forum is to ask:
• Has anyone else experienced this with the Noogleberry? Or know of someone who has?
• How did you/they go about solving the problem?
I don't want to have to give up on my dream of Noogling, but I also don't want to permanently ruin the delicate capillaries on my breasts all for the sake of "toughing it out"!! In fact, I would prefer my small chest WITHOUT broken capillaries over having large dream breasts WITH broken capillaries.
Any thoughts are appreciated!
Thanks, Ladies!!!
I am, again, applying Vitamin K but am not sure how I am going to approach Noogling this next time, since anything lower than -2 inHg loses suction VERY easily.I will add that I ALWAYS use the foam rings (although they are so fat that my breasts barely fit inside them!) and I have large domes on my 29” chest frame. I would not want to imagine what would happen if I did not have those rings between the plastic and my chest… Anything lower than level -2 inHg on the gauge is so weak of a suction that it pops off if I so much as laugh or cough, let alone move
It seems that anything that is not too weak to hold suction is what causes me pain and broken capillaries.So, the reason I have brought this to the forum is to ask:
• Has anyone else experienced this with the Noogleberry? Or know of someone who has?
• How did you/they go about solving the problem?
I don't want to have to give up on my dream of Noogling, but I also don't want to permanently ruin the delicate capillaries on my breasts all for the sake of "toughing it out"!! In fact, I would prefer my small chest WITHOUT broken capillaries over having large dream breasts WITH broken capillaries.
Any thoughts are appreciated!
Thanks, Ladies!!!




I can imagine what you are saying, but would still be interested in seeing a photo of yours! Thanks for this awesome idea. My cups still pop off once or twice in an hour, and I literally do not move at all while sitting on my bed, so hopefully this will keep the cups more snug up against my skin to prevent air bubbles from seeping through and eventually popping them off.
lol. Forgive me if this sounds like a stupid question, but I do not want to accidentally ruin my hand pump for the sake of figuring something out! But, here's my question... where does the water come out if it is being sucked out of the cups via the tubes into the hand pump? Does the water come out of the hand pump, and this does not harm the device?
. I found that my lotion helped a little with the suction, but also seemed to work against it as my cups would slide around a bit on my chest, increasing the opportunity to find a chest cavity and get seeps of air pockets! Is there any kind of lotion or oil that may be "stickier" that you might be able to recommend (before I spend half a hundred dollars on lotions and oils)?