Initially, I was completely skeptical about this type of product. Actually, I like to stay away from anything that has the label, "As Seen On TV." Than I tried on and bought a bra from Target that had a clip sewn on the straps which produced the same idea of taking a typical bra and making it into a racerback. I loved that bra and still do because it fit and actually gave me cleavage. I was a 32B, a tomboy, and a runner. Wearing the right clothes in high school I would often get mistaken as a boy. So having even the slightest bit of cleavage is a huge deal to me. After having that bra, I would tell whoever would listen when the commercial came on that the Strap Perfect really wasn't a bad idea IF it was as comfortable as mine. Especially since they look kinda large. Well, my mom bought me a clear set of 6 with the fashion tape for my birthday last June. THE ARE WONDERFUL! Even though they look big, they're actually extremely comfortable. They are a little awkward to put on at first, but not any more awkward than putting a bra on for the very first time. It's not a motion anyone is used to and has to have a little bit of arm flexibility for, so of course it would be awkward at first. It's just something you get used to after a while. Before my chest started growing from my now first pregnancy (I'm 18 weeks ^^), I wore it everyday. The only thing I didn't like about it is that it would start to bend the straps of where it sat after a few months. It's not like it was a big deal because we wear into our shoes, clothes, hats, and bags, so of course this little thing would wear into the bra straps. It never made my bra straps weaker, but maybe that's because none of my bras are more than 2 years old. No bra is made to last beyond that because they stretch and tear dramatically in that time period.

Oh, and I skimmed through a couple of reviews and noticed that some mentioned a problem with having to loosen the straps a lot. I never had that problem, and my bra never rode up my back or became loose because of it. I have a set of 6, but really only needed one... so I gave some away. One friend had a problem of the hook area becoming a little loose and started riding up on her back, but it turned out she was wearing the wrong size bra altogether. She was wearing a 36B but, after getting properly measured, it turned out she was really a 34C. So, before putting the blame on a perfectly good product, how about trying to figure out why it might be doing that? Honestly, I think some women need to get measured and learn how a bra should really fit. With or without this product bras should never ride high in the back, have back cleavage if you're an average sized woman (dress sizes 6-12), have room in the cup, bulging out of the cup, or let your chest hang near your elbows. If you have any of these problems, you are wearing the WRONG BRA!