Bra-Angel

Do you have trouble hooking your bra?

The Bra-Angel is designed by an Occupational Therapist to assist women who find it difficult to bring both ends of a bra together. Whether you are single-handed or have arthritis, the Bra-Angel can help!

The one-size-fits-all Bra-Angel gives you an extra hand to help you close your bra. It works with most brassiere types, is latex free, light and durable. It is an indispensable dressing aid for women who cannot use both hands to complete this task.

1. The Bra-Angel is placed around the neck.

2. Then the bra is placed inside out and upside down around your waist with the hooks near your stomach.

3. Holding your chin on pink heart to secure, one end of the bra is inserted into the gripper.

4. With one end held by the gripper, hook in the other end of the bra.

5. After removing the clipped part of the bra, the bra can be moved around the body to fit as desired.

6. Remove the Bra-Angel and continue dressing.

"I'm sorry, but I do not think you have thought these directions out thoroughly. "The bra is placed inside out and upside down" is over complex. Lots of women put their bras on in front & swing them round - I'm one handed - but I've seen 2 handeds do it too." J.G., Boynton Beach, FL

"The same thing can be more easily accomplished by using a wooden clothes pin. Attach the clothespin to the waist of your pants or panties and clip the hook end of your bra with the bra upside down and the hooks facing out. Wrap the bra around your back and hook the loops into the hooks. Unclip and turn bra around so that the cups are in the front. Put the bad" arm through its strap and then the "good" arm pull up and you're ready to go! No need to hold anything with your chin and you can see what you're doing! Plastic clothespins will work but have a tendency to break..." S.V., San Antonio, TX

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