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Thank you for your suggestions! I'll definitely try that approach.

Thanks maddy2596. So, would I put a 60J in my cart, add requested alterations in the comment section (3HC, straps moved in, etc.), and send an email referring to my order with the same alteration requests?

Also, I agree with the need to use a cookie. Not convenient, but a lot cheaper than surgery. (and yeah, as a sidenote, i'm done having babies...having nursed twins for a year is partly why I'm in this predicament ;-)

Yes. I have a lot of discomfort on my right/smaller side where the wires end and also in the very front of my armpit where too tall cups and/or too wide straps cause lots of rubbing. (I have to tighten the straps more on the smaller side to eliminate cup gaping.) The best fit I found for larger side was an EM 60FF CHP, but it required both cookies and tighter strap on other side to eliminate gap which made the top of the cup and the strap reside in my armpit uncomfortably. That's what makes me think a Comexim with deeper cups and straps moved in might be a better choice.

Thank you, wendybien. Yes, I agree that since my smaller side has some quad that it would require a cup size up, and probably 2 sizes up for my larger side. My concern really is that the wire in this size is already slightly too wide. I had read so much about Comexim having narrow and projected cups that this first try has me discouraged. I've tried a few more since this one but have yet to get a good fit.

Thanks for your comment, Prettyncharmeuse. Can you elaborate on how moving the straps in makes the cup fit smaller? In what way? I was also wondering about the impact of this one with the lower gore. Does that make the cup volume slightly smaller? With more center fullness, does it seem that I would need the gore lowered on the larger cup size? Or keep standard? (No Comexim gores have tacked on me in anything I've tried so far. 3HC in 60H/HH/J and Plunge 60H/J. The closest gore tack I got was in the 60J with overlapping wires, so not sure if it was the overlap that helped, the bigger cup, or both.)