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diving with lap band

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You mean like for the last donut? LOL sorry couldn't resist

actually I THINK you can...but hopefully a diver will answer you.

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    I assume you mean scuba? I have been told that it's not a problem and dove 5 days in a row without a hint of a problem.

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    I would use scuba gear for this, as the lapband isn't really going to provide you with much oxygen.

    But, I think it would also depend on how deep you go.

    Of course maybe you are referring to dive, as in diving off a board....in this case, yes, if you could before, you can now.

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    yes scuba diving thanks every one for the reply got a date set for 6/8 to have the band done was just worried about not being able to dive

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