What breast implant size do I need to be a C cup? It is a common question from women considering breast augmentation.  Unfortunately, it is a complicated answer. 

Breast implants simply are not measured in cup sizes such as C cups. They are measured rather in cubic centimeters such as 300cc, 400cc, etc.

 
To complicate matters is the fact that each womans body is different. While a 300 cc implant may bring one woman up to a C cup, it may take 350 cc or 375 cc in another. Finally, bra manufacturers all vary so that one companys C cup may be another companys B cup.
 
So how can your question be answered?  If you are interested in a very general guideline, it is often noted that for each 150cc to 175cc, a breast implant will increase your breast size approximately one cup. 

Using this estimate, if you are currently wearing a B cup in some bras, you might try a 150cc to 175cc breast implant to increase your bra size to a C cup.

If you are currently an A cup and want to be a C cup, you want to increase two sizes. If you multiply 150cc to 175cc by two sizes you will arrive at approximately 300cc to 350cc. 

If you currently wear a AA cup you would be increasing two and one-half sizes to get to a C cup. Using the rule of thumb above you would want an implant size of approximately 375cc to 425cc.

Only your doctor can truly determine what breast implant size you will need to achieve your goals, and often they do not know the final implant size until they are actually performing the procedure.
 
One method of trying out various implant sizes to achieve the cup size you desire is to try the all new Purlz Breast Sizing System from L. W. Gatz.  Purlz are tester breast implants that allow you to try various implant sizes in bras of your choice.  Purlz allow you to try on and experience various implant sizes for an extended period of time.  To learn more, visit http://www.breastsizers.com

The decision about your new breast implant size goes beyond simple appearance. Test drive your new breast implant size at http://www.breastsizers.com

Where to buy K-Cups for the Keurig B-40?

The only place I have seen them is online at Wal-Mart and they are like $60 for a pack of 180.

I dont need that much coffee ha. I recently purchased this as a gift. Where can I just get like small amounts of them from? Like in places that I can physically go get them from (not online).

Answer
You can usually find a reasonable selection of them at Bed Bath & Beyond. Another option would be at certain grocery stores as Keurig is starting to offer 12-packs in some grocery chains.

Online there are tons of places to get them:

www.coffeewhiz.com
www.coffeegiant.com
www.coffeecow.com
www.coffeeicon.com
www.bigcatcoffees.com
www.kenozacoffee.com
www.shofee.com

In particular, Kenoza allows you to try singles and Big Cat allows you to make custom packs with 5 of each type.

There are many more beyond this list. Most offer free shipping for a minimum order size.