21-02-2010, 18:44
Hi Mandy, sorry I didn't get right back to you yesterday, I had only a few moments snatched from the day to check in. It was one of those days when all the kids have plans in 3 different directions, not to mention hubby had a vfw ceremony we had to attend too! And yes, I still got my noogle time in with all that so it is doable.
As for the cup size I'm a bit torn on what to tell you. I can say for sure to skip over the small and medium, but I don't know if you need the Large or the "New size XL" which you can't order directly off the site, you would still have to email Lucy for it.
Even if the Large fits you now, I would think you probably would outgrow it quickly and i hate to make a sugestion that is going to cost you more money also. If it were me, I would probably just order both the large cup and the XL since I would grow into it eventually anyway and just get it out of the way now.
Another suggestion, is that you send Lucy an email and attach your pic and get her opinion as Bibi said, and also, I'm sure if you ordered the L and it was too small then you could let Lucy know. I have seen post where she either gave a huge discount or sent out the next size for free, when someone realized the cups they thought they would fit, wouldn't work at all for them. This would however drag out the time it would take for you to get started if you are having ot wait for the next cups to arrive. LOL
As for hubby, I really would love to get a sneak peek into their heads sometimes to try and understand them better. Mine loves the darn things too. He especially likes them on. They look huge in the cups and are shaped like them too and he thinks it's cool.
Do keep in mind so he doesn't look like a five year old that just got told he couldn't ride his bike down dead mans hill, that for most women it does take around 10 to 12 weeks for the swelling to get started and then it is a small amount. some women have crazy swelling within the first few weeks but this tends to be the exception to the rule most times.
BUT even without the swelling starting right off the bat, most women do report they seem a little firmer and perky, which is what I call fluffing them. LOL
good luck! Mel
PS, the XL cup I'm talking about is the one that is 13.5cm wide, which is only .5 bigger across than the Large. It's not as big as the old XL cups which were 18 across.
Also one other thing, being 28 across might make even getting the XL to seal tough to start with, so that might also be another reason to get the L to start with also. Some of the smaller framed gals use the L to get some swelling going, then switch to the XL halfway through the pump session once they have swollen enough to get a seal with the bigger ones.
LOL, I can give all the advice in the world, but it doesn't mean I'm right! Email Lucy, she's the expert. LOL
Lucy@noogleberry.com
As for the cup size I'm a bit torn on what to tell you. I can say for sure to skip over the small and medium, but I don't know if you need the Large or the "New size XL" which you can't order directly off the site, you would still have to email Lucy for it.
Even if the Large fits you now, I would think you probably would outgrow it quickly and i hate to make a sugestion that is going to cost you more money also. If it were me, I would probably just order both the large cup and the XL since I would grow into it eventually anyway and just get it out of the way now.
Another suggestion, is that you send Lucy an email and attach your pic and get her opinion as Bibi said, and also, I'm sure if you ordered the L and it was too small then you could let Lucy know. I have seen post where she either gave a huge discount or sent out the next size for free, when someone realized the cups they thought they would fit, wouldn't work at all for them. This would however drag out the time it would take for you to get started if you are having ot wait for the next cups to arrive. LOL
As for hubby, I really would love to get a sneak peek into their heads sometimes to try and understand them better. Mine loves the darn things too. He especially likes them on. They look huge in the cups and are shaped like them too and he thinks it's cool.
Do keep in mind so he doesn't look like a five year old that just got told he couldn't ride his bike down dead mans hill, that for most women it does take around 10 to 12 weeks for the swelling to get started and then it is a small amount. some women have crazy swelling within the first few weeks but this tends to be the exception to the rule most times.
BUT even without the swelling starting right off the bat, most women do report they seem a little firmer and perky, which is what I call fluffing them. LOL
good luck! Mel
PS, the XL cup I'm talking about is the one that is 13.5cm wide, which is only .5 bigger across than the Large. It's not as big as the old XL cups which were 18 across.
Also one other thing, being 28 across might make even getting the XL to seal tough to start with, so that might also be another reason to get the L to start with also. Some of the smaller framed gals use the L to get some swelling going, then switch to the XL halfway through the pump session once they have swollen enough to get a seal with the bigger ones.
LOL, I can give all the advice in the world, but it doesn't mean I'm right! Email Lucy, she's the expert. LOL
Lucy@noogleberry.com