Yes, we did have a discussion about the bra but I cannot find it. I think the general opinion was a "thumbs down," but someone who tried it did post a very funny comment about what it took to get the thing on over her head!

I have one, it does let you forget you have a bra on, that is very true.Don't like the step in and pull up exercise one must do to get it on however. I was thinking it would not be a good bra to wear for any Dr.s appts.either. But it is comfortable as can be.
Wouldn't say it does wonders for your bustline either. It is like an athletic sports bra plain and simple.

From: Squidoo.com/Genie-Bra:

Curious in Des Moines posted this review on Aug 10, 2011 @ 11:36 pm

Here's a tip for those of you considering ordering these bras: They are sold in two-packs at Bed, Bath, & Beyond. Grab you 20% off coupon and purchase. Try one on at home and see for yourself if they might be for you. Cost for me was $16 for the two bras! If not for you, simply return with your receipt. The only downside is that they are only available in packs of nude and black. Also, the size Small is not available. Only size Medium and larger are available in the stores, so if you want a white bra, you'll likely have to order from the web-site, although this way, you can clearly determine your size. I am small-busted (34 B) and purchased a size Medium because the smaller size wasn't available. Loved it and it seemed to fit just fine. Went back the next day and purchased another two-pack with another coupon from the Sunday paper. Can't be beat! So comfortable. They come with removable pads for better coverage, but is up to you and your preference whether or not to remove the pads. Remove the pads before laundering, however!

There are several reviews on this bra at this website - well worth a look.

From reading review sites, I found most women did not think they
were a quality product, plus they got burned on the shipping
/handling, etc.
If you can buy one that's returnable from a store that would be a no risk way to try it...

It seems to me that even the TV models look sort of saggy in those bras, and almost like they have a 'uni-boobage' going on under their tops.

I saw those at Bed Bath & Beyond the other day and was really tempted. I don't need a lot of support and they look so comfy, but I couldn't figure out what size I would be. From the review Kay posted it sounds like a medium would fit.

I'd much rather buy it there, as Kay suggested. Those TV mail-order deals can kill you with the shipping.

Mad About Mickey - I'm pretty sure we can pull it on over our heads, then slip our hands through the arm holes.

The Genie bra is very comfortable, I first bought the medium size at Bed Bath & Beyond (I usually take a 34 B)but the medium was way too tight. I felt like I couldn't breath. So I returned it for a large, and it fits fine. I put it on over my head - it's a tight squeeze, but it works. I heard that if you order it from the web, they send you the ones without the pads, so if you want the pads, make sure you specify that, and order them over the phone, or buy them from B,B&B. It's a little warmer than a regular bra, so I may save mine for the winter time. Recently I saw an ad for the 'Yes' bra in the coupon part of the Sunday paper. It looks just like the Genie bra and sells for $7.97 ($5.00 off their Dream Products catalog price). If you buy two or more you get free shipping. In the ad it is only sold in white, which I like much better than the nude and black. It didn't say anything about the pads, so I would have to check on that; their number is 1-800-530-2689. I heard that the Ahh bra is also just like the Genie bra.

It is easy to get on by pulling up, but the "uni-boob" and no support mentioned here are true, if you are bigger breasted. It is comfortable though and also to sleep in.

I love them. I bought 4 and also have 2 ahhh bras which seems to be a bit thinner. They are great to sleep in. I prefer the genie bra's but you may want to get a size larger. Here is the other thread link below

Here is a link that might be useful: Genie Bra

I started a thread about the Genie Bra when Mom was looking for new bras about a month ago. I ended up buying her a pack and other than the fact that she would have preferred white, she loves them. Then I purchased a pack for myself. I'm wearing one now and they are the most comfortable bras I own. I'm a 38C and until the Genie Bra I only felt supported while wearing an underwire bra. They do get a bit moist as they are completely devoid of natural fibers. I have pulled the bra up to put it on, but usually prefer to don it overhead. It's not a big deal to get it in place. I don't think I would ever wear the bra without the pad, since I don't want others to notice when I am cold. And of course, I don't remove the pads before washing. If the bra needs washing, so do the pads. I don't put the bra or pads in the dryer, though.

They certainly don't give me the definition that I get while wearing an underwire, but you can defintely tell that I have TWO breasts, LOL.

With all that I've read about ordering them, I will stick to only purchasing at a store.