I have been buying used panties online for about 10 years now.
In fact I just bought a bunch with my stimulus check and wanted to share some thoughts on packaging.
Try to use the good baggies to pack the panties. The cheap store brand sometimes rip or they can’t be re-sealed after a couple of times. The name brands are much better. Even better are the small freezer bags with the plastic zipper.
Some women are wrapping the gusset with plastic wrap. I kinda like this because it adds a layer of freshness and prevents the mingling of scents. I never really thought much about butt pheromones until recently and I do like them when they are present.
I have participated in discussions about vacuum sealers and if they actually suck the scent out. If your scent is very light, it indeed can. However, I just got a pair of panties that were worn all day at the gym which were vacuum sealed. They were very moist and the gusset was very sticky. I was impressed.
I also recently bought a pair of pre-worn panties that were sealed and listed. Those also were very good. She posted a picture of the gusset then sealed them up before listing them.
The average time a scent lasts on a used pair of panties is about a month. I do have one pair that is over a year old 🙂
Some sellers sell panties they’ve worn and then packaged before they’ve sold. I’d say that the shelf-life of doing it that way is about 3-4 days if the panties are well sealed!
When I receive a pair of used panties and there’s no scent, I used to think I was getting scammed. Now I understand that some women can have a day or two during their cycle when that can happen. I now ask the seller ahead of time about that.
The best pair I received were still damp when they arrived. The worst were just wrapped in tissue paper.
I hope that helps give an insight into the buyer’s perspective.
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