🩹 Tru-Stay Clear Spots Bandages by Band-Aid Brand - Discreet First Aid Solution, All One Size, 50 Count Review

Maybe I got a batch of poor quality or something like that because each of them is difficult to open. The white release paper does not peel off easily, so some fiddling is required to peel it off. One applied, it seems to be normal.

It's absurdly difficult to remove one of these clear markings from the packaging without tearing the adhesive or soiling the center pad, and without haste. It's the 21st century, band aids, and is this the best you can do? I think that's unacceptable.

After attempting to remove the bottom self-adhesive release liner, she destroyed the entire dressing or left a non-removable paper on the dressing. For the price they went in the trash instead of going back to the point where they tried to open the 9th bandage without getting a good bandage. I tried the 10th and 11th bandages from the 2nd and 3rd boxes with the same lot numbers and they were not suitable. You can not. Determine if the issue is related to manufacturing, product age, or storage…

I bought a box of Tru-Stay Clear Spots Discreet First Aid Patches, all one size, pack of 50 and I was so surprised at the poor quality of the product. I have been buying patches for many years and have always been happy with the results. It was difficult to open each bandage at first and I had to pry the ring around everything to get it out. Then it was difficult to remove the plastic parts from the bandage. Third, the patch held up terribly. I understand they aren't waterproof, but a tiny drop

They would be a good fit if it weren't for the peelable backing. Liability is ok. The pad is very small compared to other "point" brands I've bought, but it's good enough. The LINING is practically glued and is nearly impossible to peel off/attach without having to pull on the open side to remove the second half of the backing. So I didn't just contaminate the side that stuck to my skin. I also removed some of the glue when it was stuck to my finger and that made that area unusable for gluing…

For some reason those little 1 inch square patches are getting harder and harder to find in stores. This price was very competitive and they were there the day after they ordered. The only issue I have with them is that there is no strip to take them out of the packaging and when you try to peel off the backing there always seems to be some of that paper stuck to the surrounding adhesive part of the tape . Help . , which makes this bandage virtually useless unless you want the piece of paper…

**What is it and why is it good** I bought a lot of "point bandages". These bandages are definitely very good. First, I like that they are crisp, but the square portion of the pad isn't crisp. If this part is transparent, it means part of the bandage is bright white, which is very noticeable. Therefore, the design of this headband is very elegant in terms of aesthetics.2. In addition, this bandage lasts for days. I am a bandage nob and mostly only use cloth pads. They're plastic but I've tried…