Review on Coverlet Round Spot Fabric Bandages by Matthew Bahri

I have cystic acne. No matter what the dermatologist gave me that made the situation worse or just didn't do anything and I can't afford to get injections every time because they are stress related and I'm in the middle of a divorce and custody battle over the kids . What I do is make me want to get up and as soon as I feel like that I immediately start pressing on it with my index finger and rolling it to rupture the cyst before it comes to the surface. Then at night I'll take Percival 10 from a generic cleanse, whatever benzoyl peroxide is, and put some of that on the area where it appears and cover it with one of those and do that for a couple of days and they usually go away. I can't find patches anywhere. I can't wear patches for long. This one too, because I'm allergic to all patches. When I had surgery on my back and it was minimally invasive and normal, they just put some band aids on it, they had to make a plastic surgical fastener that was glued on the outside, stitched on the inside, and then the square of clear cling film. typed material that turned brown and peeled off after two weeks. This is for people who are allergic to everything. That is as long as I don't leave them too long or just fine. They've never done what some band-aids do to me and you can see where the band-aid was because it's tearing the skin like it's peeling underneath. These never did. So if you are concerned about allergies I don't think you will be concerned about that. Just use your common sense and don't wear it all day every day 2 or 3 days in a row. I just use it at night and get up in the morning, clean my face, apply Anna clindamycin lotion and get on with my day. This is the third time I've bought them and the reason is because I have oily skin and they fall off if I don't wipe the area where I apply them with alcohol. It's not the bedspread's fault, it's my fault for not prepping the skin.