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ABC Front Close Rose Contour Mastectomy Bra Style 123

Original price was: $29.59.Current price is: $22.52.

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ABC 123 Front Close Rose Contour Bra Features

  • Extra softness bra without compromising support
  • ABC 123 Rose Contour Bra is modeled after the popular Style 103
  • Jacquard fabric features the ABC signature rose for a feminine flair
  • Comfortable to wear and easy to fit
  • Soft, fiber-fill cups that provide lift and separation
  • Pocket sewn in each cup holds a breast form or partial silicone shaper securely in place
  • Fabric:
    • 85% Nylon, 15% Spandex
    • Pockets: 95% Cotton, 5% Spandex
    • Cups: 100% Polyester

Frequently Bought Together

  • ABC Bra Strap Extenders
  • Trulife Comfy Bra Straps
  • ABC Massage Form Air Breast Form

Why This Product Stands Out?

  • The front closure allows for quick and easy on/off.
  • The fiber-filled cups provide support from below and create the shape and appearance of natural breasts.
  • The pocketed cups securely hold breast forms or partial silicone shapers in place.
  • The wire-free construction provides maximum comfort without sacrificing support.
  • The stretch-strap design reduces stress on the shoulders while enhancing overall comfort.
  • A jacquard rose pattern knitted into the fabric adds a rich and feminine look.
  • The durable fabric is easy to care for, featuring an 85% nylon/15% spandex blend; pocketed cups are made of 95% cotton/5% spandex.
  • This product is modeled after the highly successful Style 103 and offers an identical fit and feel.

 

ABC Mastectomy Bra Size Guide

Measure for the Band size

  • Measure the circumference of the bra band.
  • Measurement should be snug.
  • Have the patient hold arms at the sides or on hips while you measure the circumference.
  • Add either 4 or 5 inches to the circumference measurement to achieve an even number.
  • For the patient who presents in a wheelchair:
    • Some patients can stand even if they cannot ambulate.
    • It’s ok to ask the patient if she can stand.
    • If the patient cannot stand, measure her while seated.
    • If seated, do not add extra to the chest circumference measurement.