To buy a stick on bra

[HappyHippy45]

Just learned these are an actual thing and considering buying one. Due to MS symptoms I can't wear anything constricting round my ribs....not even a very well worn, too big for me sports bra.

I feel a bit self concious out and about when I'm not wearing one in the summer where I can't just be hidden underneath lots of layers. I'm in my late 40s, so yeah....everything is heading south.
I'm pretty small so it wouldn't have much of a load to bear but do they actually stick and stay stuck? ......and are there waterproof ones?
I've got a swim tshirt and leggings(shaving legs and pits not big on my list of priorities due to disability)...so yeah I'd like to feel slightly less self conscious wearing that. TIA

I'm not sure of my correct bra size , but I usually buy either a DD or E cup. I can see how they would work well on smaller sizes, but I am still hopeful for my (.)(.)

Product Review completed 👍🏻

After 12 hours wear in a warm and clammy office, I am delighted to report that my norks have stayed exactly where I tethered them earlier.

No slippage, no peeling, and same shape-age as with a bra, but without any annoying straps, wires or fastenings digging in.

Tomorrow I may tether them a touch higher - today's height was equivalent to that achieved with bra, but I feel ambitious enough to aim for greater altitude after today's successful test run.

Even better, having just removed them I am delighted to report both nipples still in place.

What about a supportive vest top OP?

excellent report OP!

I ordered some online and they're now in the bin. Not for me I'm afraid.
They squished me flat. Any attempt at lifting, ended up with wrinkly bits of boob. I got a reasonable shape eventually but after a wee while of wearing them I was itchy as hell. (They were hypoallergenic/medical grade silicon my arse)
Peeled them off, nipples intact, thought about using them again.....but nah. Not for me.

Thanks for all your input.

Supportive vest top too tight too unfortunately