 Women’s SitRelief Shorts Now Available |
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Women’s SitRelief Shorts Now Available
LipoWear, a company founded by a man with AIDS to create padded undergarments for people suffering from lipodystrophy, now has a product specifically designed for women. According to a press release, “The clinically tested padded shorts (patent pending) are highly effective and alleviate sitting pain, a debilitating problem common to several patient populations. Sitting pain is caused by fat and muscle wasting in the buttocks resulting in crushed nerves when sitting and causes the withdrawal from many daily activities which contribute to the quality of life.” For more information on SitRelief Shorts, see News Briefs in the January/February Positively Aware, or visit www.lipowear.com. LipoWear develops therapeutic clothing products for select patient populations, including seniors and people with cancer or HIV, addressing specific debilitating problems common to these groups. The small company donates 10% of corporate profits to AIDS service organizations. |
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