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I had a piercing bump on a 2 month old cartilage piercing. I attempted to get my post downsized to alleviate the problem but my piercer had trouble downsizing my post because of the bump. I was convinced that the longer post was definitely causing the irritation so I snipped a cut into 2 of these discs so I could slip them both onto the backend of the labret post and my piercing bump disappeared within a week or so! So happy that I can get that proper downsize now!

Amazing! I got my nostril piercing in January and had a somewhat large irritation bump on it that I didn’t like. After about a week of keeping it on, it flattened out and now its barely there! I should probably use it again as I took it off to early, but it works amazing! Thank you!

These saved my conch piercing. Be warned, this will NOT fix large bumps, so once you start to see a little irritation bump forming I recommend putting these on right away.

It was good enough, you can’t even feel it, helped me a lot

I lost all of my official no pull piercing discs and needed more after developing a bump on my bridge piercing. After wearing these for just 1 night I developed a larger bump on the other side of my piercing, as well as making the one I had significantly worse. I never had this problem with the real discs. These discs are a hard plastic with no bend, they’re thicker and more uncomfortable. I know that the official ones are more expensive but DO NOT BUY THESE.Get a bowl of water and add sea salt to it, stick it in the microwave until it is warm. Mix the salt into the water and use paper towels or cotton balls to apply it to your piercing bump. Repeat the process for as long as you can stand to continue microwaving the water. I promise you it works better if you’re ordering these in a pinch to get rid of an annoying bump.