Been there, done that... and it seems like a lot lately!  The band-aids I'm using aren't sticking.  Although it seems to hurt less and less each time.

I think the women will remind us not to wear white . . .   LOL!

With all the tech fabric "breakthroughs," people still haven't solved this issue........

Happened to me too on my 8-mile pace run two days ago.  The worst part, to me, is when the water hits it in the shower.  Yeowww!  Welcome to the Band of the Bloody Nipple.  On any run over 10 miles (and going forward, any run over an hour), I hit 'em with a touch of Bodyglide, then put on those little round band-aids.  Just be sure to put the Bodyglide on just the tip, otherwise the band-aid may not stick as well.  The Bodyglide is really just a back-up in case the band aid falls off.  I wound up wearing the band-aids all day Wednesday after my run - that night when I took my shirt off, my wife was down the hall and gave me this WTF!? look - I told her it's illegal to go topless in Virginia, so I had to wear them for my male stripper job - that'll teach her to ask questions.

There's a great episode of The Office where they have a company 5K, and one of the guys is bleeding profusely under his shirt by the end of the race.  I was LMAO, but I think only runners get the joke, becuase I had to explain it to someone else who saw the show.

Exploding gel packets and spilled sports drinks make fine fashion statements, too!

Yikes...hope you are feeling better.  Moleskin is great for preventing chafing and blisters.  It is very, very sticky so be careful when removing.

They don't make a bra in my size.   And I'm definitely NOT that comfortable.  I never want to answer the question "Have you ever worn women's clothing?" in the affirmative, thank you very much.

And that made it worth every drop!!!!