Today's Special Value

[LexaMom]

HSN has the Rhonda Shear pair of  bras  as  todays special.   Does  anyone know if this style  supports  a  post mastectomy  prosthesis?

[skatting44]

Tried these and they are  pull over your head abt 2  sizes to tight if you buy your regular size.    To costly to keep paying for return shipping

[cozyseeker]

I have given up on her bras. Each time I order the bras are way too tight and uncomfortable. The shop your top size is not a good way to judge her sizes. I would order up on size if you do order.

[LexaMom]

I have many of her bras..  much more  cost effective than  a mastectomy bra.  While I normally wear a small,  I always buy a medium in  Rhonda Shear.   Fits me great.

[LindaSal]

@LexaMom  That's a good question.  I'm not sure these would work well with a prosthesis.  I've had breast cancer surgery but I don't really  need to wear one,  I can get away with it.   I do own several of her bras and I like them.  You may want to look for one that has the pad inserts as many women seem to have luck with those in your situation.

Remember too that the "molded" cups really  have no stretch to them at all so they won't always fit comfortably.

She also has her own size chart to follow.  I usually order a L  and I am a 38c.  Hope this helps.

[kaydee50]

I've tried her bras twice.  Awful!  The material felt like a rubber band and very little support.  I truly don't understand the popularity of her product.

[Meowingkitty]

I have several of her original style bras and I like them but several years ago I bought a similar model of these bras and the cups were huge and pointy. I felt I looked like Wonder Woman and her cone boobs. I like the concept of wireless and no back hook so I usually buy Hanes, Jockey and others that offer they same style. 

[Lipstickdiva]

@LexaMom , I don't know the answer to your question.  Perhaps you can go on a host's FB page during the presentation and ask.  Or maybe check out Rhonda's social media?     

[BirkiLady]

Anything from Rhonda Shear is NOT supportive! Don't try to save money on such an important and necessary item. Find a reputable mastectomy specialist and have them fit you properly for a couple of good bras. You will look and feel much, much better.

Best wishes on your recovery and good health.

[Lipstickdiva]

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@BirkiLady wrote:

Anything from Rhonda Shear is NOT supportive! Don't try to save money on such an important and necessary item. Find a reputable mastectomy specialist and have them fit you properly for a couple of good bras. You will look and feel much, much better.

Best wishes on your recovery and good health.

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@BirkiLady , the OP said she owns these bras and likes them.