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.
You've heard about it, you've read about it and you've been told countless times, "Make sure you do a test strip!" by one of us here at TransTape. Whether you're about to apply for the first time or you're curious as to why it's so important, you've come to the right place.
We've all seen it, we've all dealt with it and now we're all going to know how to get rid of it! Time to dive into one of the most common sticky situations associated with TransTape.
Someone told you about TransTape and how it's the best thing since sliced bread, now you're wondering, does it work for everyone? Will the tape still hold up with a larger chest? TransTape can work for anyone, no matter what size you are!
There's a good chance you've heard about binders, and if you've ever worn one you also know that at times they can be very uncomfortable. Binders can be great but they aren't everyone's cup of tea and where binders fall short, TransTape steps in.
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!
Nipple guards are a great addition to your application! Whether you use the ready-to-use guards out of the pack, want to make your own or are just unsure of what they are, this is the place to be!
The holiday season is creeping up on us quickly and some of us may be wondering about gift ideas for the trans and non binary loved ones in our lives. Whether a loved one is beginning their transition or starting to explore their gender, fear not I'm here to help!
