The instructions for different pumps are very contradictory, they just cannot be all true. With Bosom Beauty or Noogleberry you are supposed to get results even if you pump only for 2hours a day. BB says with 2-3 hours a day you will get a cup size in 8weeks..hmm...NB doesn't actually promise results explicitly, but still you are supposed to get results using it just a few hours a day.
BUT then Brava says if you use it less than 8hours a day its a missed day?!
I know that BB says because of the pull&release method it is supposed to give you faster results, but I am not really convinced, it makes no sense, it only makes sense that it will help you get larger swelling in the shorter time and bigger swelling may help you grow faster, but I am not sure about that, that's what I am testing now (if larger swelling gives faster results). Suction is suction no matter which device you use, it gives you swelling and in that time that you have swelling you are supposed to grow, because of the tension the tissue should multiply and fill in the empty space to reduce the tension-that's the logic behind it. But it doesn't really make sense that one manufacturer claims you need at least 10hours and others say 2hours is enough, the principle is the same. Brava works on lower pressure so that you can stand it for 15hours and so that you do not damage the domes. I am testing now if adding some extra pressure and therefore getting more swelling will speed up results, but even with the low pressure from the sportbox you do get descent swelling.
Another point are the different starting size and the responsiveness to the vacuum therapy. Starting with a solid B you is likely to give results, because you already have decent amount of tissue that can multiply, the less you have there is less that can multiply and the more you grow progressively you have more tissue to work with.
And also the responsiveness, if you get much swelling that stays around for longer period of time e.g. 8hours you are likely to respond well, if you have trouble getting swelling at all and it disappears very fast, you probably do not respond that well. But off course you are not expected to respond well already in the first months, you can judge that after 3-4months. And even if you are not responding well, you probably can get some results, but it will take you much more time and they will be rather modest.
But still, even considering these differences (higher/lower pressure, starting size and responsiveness) how can one manufacturer claim less than 8hours is no worth at all, its a lost day, even going backwards, but NB and BB say 2hours a day is enough??
The only thing that occured to me would be, that people who get results with NB or BB also do other regimes and are growing anyways already and then pumping can support the process of growth that is already taking place, but just pumping alone for 2-3 hours would normally (from what theory and studies say) not result in growth.
BUT then Brava says if you use it less than 8hours a day its a missed day?!
I know that BB says because of the pull&release method it is supposed to give you faster results, but I am not really convinced, it makes no sense, it only makes sense that it will help you get larger swelling in the shorter time and bigger swelling may help you grow faster, but I am not sure about that, that's what I am testing now (if larger swelling gives faster results). Suction is suction no matter which device you use, it gives you swelling and in that time that you have swelling you are supposed to grow, because of the tension the tissue should multiply and fill in the empty space to reduce the tension-that's the logic behind it. But it doesn't really make sense that one manufacturer claims you need at least 10hours and others say 2hours is enough, the principle is the same. Brava works on lower pressure so that you can stand it for 15hours and so that you do not damage the domes. I am testing now if adding some extra pressure and therefore getting more swelling will speed up results, but even with the low pressure from the sportbox you do get descent swelling.
Another point are the different starting size and the responsiveness to the vacuum therapy. Starting with a solid B you is likely to give results, because you already have decent amount of tissue that can multiply, the less you have there is less that can multiply and the more you grow progressively you have more tissue to work with.
And also the responsiveness, if you get much swelling that stays around for longer period of time e.g. 8hours you are likely to respond well, if you have trouble getting swelling at all and it disappears very fast, you probably do not respond that well. But off course you are not expected to respond well already in the first months, you can judge that after 3-4months. And even if you are not responding well, you probably can get some results, but it will take you much more time and they will be rather modest.
But still, even considering these differences (higher/lower pressure, starting size and responsiveness) how can one manufacturer claim less than 8hours is no worth at all, its a lost day, even going backwards, but NB and BB say 2hours a day is enough??
The only thing that occured to me would be, that people who get results with NB or BB also do other regimes and are growing anyways already and then pumping can support the process of growth that is already taking place, but just pumping alone for 2-3 hours would normally (from what theory and studies say) not result in growth.