Waterproof Bandages For Swimming

Which waterproof strip is suitable for piercing my stomach so that I can swim? 3

I wonder what good waterproof bandages are for piercing the stomach. I just got my 2.5 weeks ago and in a month or so I will apply for the dive site. I clean my holes at least twice a day and think about what to wear when I swim to keep them as clean as possible.

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The neoprene suit still lets go in the water, it just keeps you warm, keeps most of the water in the neoprene suit and separates it. I'm going to work at sea, but mostly in the ponds where dolphins and beluga whales live.

In the beginning you are not really going to swim. But if I had to, I wouldn't wear any bandages. This is because the bandage traps the bacteria in this situation. You're better off not worrying. Make sure you clean it thoroughly and when you're done.

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Which waterproof strip is suitable for piercing my stomach so that I can swim?

I wonder what good waterproof bandages are for piercing the stomach. I just got my 2.5 weeks ago and in a month or so I will apply for the dive site. I brush at least twice a day and think about what I can do ...

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Take good care of your new piercings, congratulations!

Waterproof Bandages For Swimming

Although the strip is waterproof, can't it escape some parts? It's hard to say what I'm doing, but yes: many of us here are not professionals who talk to boring people and they will be able to give you better answers :) This one Sounds like lake water, you can swim: P
You can't swim for 68 weeks after getting a belly ring. You can't drown the piercing. No bathroom, no LS, no hot tub, no lake, pond, river or sea for 68 weeks. It's too bad to pierce. You have to choose between diving and belly buttoning.
Try the Nexcare 3M waterproof tape on your piercing. It worked for me ...
Water isn't bad for her, but I'm worried about the ocean. Chlorine is enough for that, but I don't know if there are any animals in the tank. The only thing to worry about is the bacteria in the water (and the bandages only trap the bacteria). No chemicals will harm you.
Tegaderms has always worked for me:
You have to be able to swim with it. You don't have to wear a neoprene suit to dive? This includes your W, so I don't see if this could be a problem.