You may be wondering, "how is it possible for one to bind and pack discretely?" And if you are, you've come to the right place! TransTape veterans have likely already heard the great news, but TransTape provides us with a compression free and strapless option for many of our gender affirming wants and needs. If you wanna know more, stick around and learn something!
You can use TransTape for many things, not just binding! We've talked a lot about binding with TransTape, so I think it's time we covered packing again since its been a while. Last time we went over how to pack with TransTape and stand to pee prosthetics. This time around, we're going to talk more about packing in general and how TransTape stands out against the alternatives.
If you read "First Time User: Before You Apply," you should be ready to apply for the first time! In this case, we're going to go over packing with TransTape for the first time. We covered how to pack in the past, but this time we're going to focus on key tips for first time users. If you need a detailed step by step, check out "Packing With TransTape."
You learned about Stand to Pee packers and how to position your TransTape with one, but what about using one? It can be a little difficult at first and there's definitely a learning curve, but you're not alone! Let's talk about using STPs and some tips I've learned along the way.
We've covered binding and packing with TransTape but now it's time to learn about using a stand to pee packer (STP) with TransTape! It's not too terribly different, but you definitely have a few extra things to keep in mind!
As some of you may know, I'm a huge supporter of a company named TransTape. Time and time again I find myself thanking TransTape for existing. Whether it's for giving me new confidence, keeping my chest in place or even keeping my other spare parts in place. So here, I will gladly share how to pack with TransTape.
