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NutriWear is a line of fully covering, form fitting clothing crafted from material which is safely edible by most known life forms. Contrary to popular rumor, and the "VoreWear" nickname that's become attached to it, NutriWear is intended for use as an inner protective layer in environments with class 3 or greater "vore hazards". While it does nothing to protect the user against the actual effects of digestive fluids, it eliminates pain and allows for clear thinking when other protective layers fail.

Each NutriWear suit is tailored to a specific species of wearer, and its material is steeped with species-appropriate digestive juice activated drugs. These completely obliterate the wearer's ability to feel pain, excess burning, freezing, or any negative sensation in a large swath around the affected areas, for a minimum of a week's duration. The suits also contain a large amount of specific nutrients which can sometimes slow the overall digestive process of a hazard species, allowing more time for rescue.

NutriWear sees most use in zoological/botanical work, where dangerous xenospecies create an ever present risk of "vore incidents". Explorers in certain highly hazardous environments also make use of the suits, often just to make being eaten whole more palatable than to allow for easier rescue. Due to its passive and non-invasive nature, NutriWear is preferred over more stress-induced-malfunction prone drug administration devices in such usage.

Adopting the VoreWear nickname, NutriWear can be purchased by the general public in various non-fully-covering forms. While still species specific, and capable of doing its job, these is intended more for use as a stylistic statement than for practical purpose.

NutriWear/VoreWear Prices

  • Certified NutriWear Suit: ¢2,500
  • VoreWear Bikini Top: ¢65
  • VoreWear Sport Top: ¢95
  • VoreWear Bikini Bottom: ¢65
  • VoreWear Bike Shorts: ¢110
  • VoreWear Wrist Cuffs: ¢25
  • VoreWear Ankle Cuffs: ¢25

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