Breastlight: Home breast exam tool

Posted in Health by Conner Flynn on April 14th, 2009

Breastlight: Home breast exam toolIt’s important for a woman to check her breasts regularly. But doing breast exams at home isn’t easy. And I can’t offer my services to everybody. Even if women check their breasts regularly, I’m sure it can be hard to tell if they are doing it correctly.

The Breastlight can help with the home exam, making your breast checks more accurate. It works by shining a bright red beam of light through the breast tissue. The idea is to look for any dark clusters. That’s where blood may be collecting and leading to malignant lumps. If it works as advertised, it should be a huge comfort to women.

The Breastlight retails for about $114.

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3 Comments to “Breastlight: Home breast exam tool”
  1. Every woman in the world Says:

    There is nothing remotely humorous about breast cancer. And nothing funny about your joke inferring that you would find sexual pleasure in examining a woman’s breasts for lumps. You are sick! You’ve lost a reader forever.

  2. Conner Flynn Says:

    I agree, there is nothing funny about it. Which is why I posted the article. To help women. :-)

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