- Never wear your binder for more than 8 hours per day, and take breaks where possible and practical.
- Do not wear your binder whilst sleeping or exercising.
- If you experience any pain wearing your binder, remove it immediately. We offer an
adjustable crop binder that can be adjusted throughout the day.
- If you suffer from asthma, lupus, scoliosis, fibromyalgia or any condition which impacts your breathing, please consult a doctor before wearing a binder. We have included a
list of health resources here.
- Take at least one day off chest binding each week. For your 'off' days, why not try our compression t-shirts -
short sleeve and
long sleeve - or our
sensory compression vests.
- When you remove your binder, take several deep breaths to ensure you are not experiencing any pain, and to let your muscles stretch.
- If you are experiencing any lung symptoms, such as those which may be experienced with COVID-19, you should not wear your binder.
- If you have any questions or concerns about binding safely, consult your doctor, or one of our recommended ones here.
Sources:
Medical News Today: breast binding research
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