News Now Report: Invention Hides Breast Cancer Scars and Radiation Burns
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Updated: 11:57 PM Mar 11, 2008
News Now Report: Invention Hides Breast Cancer Scars and Radiation Burns
Have you ever come up with an idea and think, "I should patent that? "
Posted: 10:16 PM Mar 11, 2008
Reporter: Kalisha Whitman
Email Address: kalisha.whitman@wctv.tv
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Have you ever come up with an idea and think, "I should patent that? "

Two Florida women took some initiative and together they came up with an idea to prevent a problem only ladies can relate to.

A few years ago, one of the women learned she had breast cancer. Months into her chemotherapy she and her best friend say they had a 'sort of' epiphany. Their idea, an invention made to cover scars and radiation burns caused by breast cancer.

It's called "The Winkee." Women attach it to there under garment by using specially designed sticky dots. Women can also use it when wearing a low cut blouse rather than wearing and undershirt

"The Winkee" comes in different designs and colors. They cost $15 each. Please click "The Winkee" Website link below to find out how it works or to read what consumers say about the product.

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