Victoria Secret's bras are too expensive anyway..

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You are a Dermatologist and you couldnt figure out why you only had a rash in places where the bra's straps and cups were? Wouldn't it be logical to deduce that it may have had something to do with the bra? DUH

I hope this law suite gets dropped and i wish that these stupid lawsuits woudl stop. They are damaging this country and making the lawers rich.

........I have had the VERY SAME symptoms. The rash was within the cup (botton of breast) - I assumed it was heat hash as this occurred in the summertime - I switched to a cotton bra (although ugly) and it went away. I believe that some women are just allergic to whatever is in the material of this bra!

I purchased a "Very Sexy " push up bra a while back. I began to experience intense pain on the underside of each breast. Painful to the touch. The bra has liquid pouches inserted on the underside of the bra! I stopped wearing it and the pain went away. Thanks for the 800 number. I'll let them know I had a reaction, as well. Thanks. Be well.

I guess you should have tried something else. Why would you need a push up bra anyway?

Dang. People will do anyhing to get a little money out of a good company these days.
I love VS.

Strange I have had a rash during the summer months under my bra but I don't wear Victoria Secrets at all. I was told by the dermatogist that is could be from the rubber in the strap or in the support part that I may have an allergy to. I don't think it is the brand I think it is the rubber or fabric it is made from

Try buying Goddess or Elomi Bras as they are fomaldehyde free. Both are designed for the fuller figure / cup size, and should stop your allergeric reactions. Check them out.

I wore their strapless bra and when I took it off, I had these huge blisters where the "no slip strip" is under the arms. I sent it back for a full refund, and I don't purchase those types of bras from them any more.
Lawsuits are ridiculous and ways for people, who won't take responsibility for their own lack of common sense, to get "easy money". It's disgusting.
At least you're not joining this dumb lawsuit.

thank you for your comment on the website about Victoria secret rashes it helped because my mom has it too. thank you for the number.!
-Kira

This is actually my favorite bra. Never had a problem!

This is weird to hear. Last year I was having the same exact problem it drove me nuts. WOuld be out to dinner and had to leave the table becasue the itching was driving me nuts. Eventually after several months and the pain becasue I itch so bad that I made myself raw I went out and bought all new bra's at Sears. Since then have had no problems what so ever. Never thought to blame the bra's I bought from Victoria's. Specially after spending $50 or more a bra.

I bought a Playtex last week that did the same thing to me!

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I experienced the same rash, but my bras are natural VS no gels or push ups..

Do they all contain formaldehyde?

this is rediculus!
putting ingredients for dead bodies is not a good thing!
F VS

(FYI) The lady who sued McDonalds did sue because her coffee was simply too hot, she sued because the thermastate on Mcdonalds coffee maker was calibrated incorrectly which was discovered only after she accidently spilled the coffee on herself and was rushed to hospital with 2nd and 3rd degree burns. I don't know about you, and trust me, I like my coffee hot ,but anything able to cause 2nd and third degree burns is way to hot for ANYONE to be drinking! If she had drank it instead of spilling it, she may have ruined her taste buds for life, forever not being able to enjoy food, instead she spilled it on her lap, had to have several surgeries and could not have sex for several months. Don't you think she deserves some compensation for that? or do the people in your world walk around with thermometers in the pockets just in case?