💧 Care Science Fast-Healing Waterproof Hydrocolloid Gel Pad Bandages - 2X Faster Healing, 100% Waterproof Seal - Ideal for Blisters or Wound Care - 0.75 in x 3 in, 40 ct Review

They are close to the best hydrocolloid bandages, a little difficult to use but once you understand that it is possible, 5 stars because. They stay for several days, which is important if you're hiking or hiking because once you get a blister, injury, or burn you should keep them closed until you get to a more sterile environment. some fluff, if they get wet they can swell up and be difficult to remove without leaving some gel. In some cases the sides of the bandage need a little more adhesive…

I have tried different colloidal pads and they are of very poor quality. They hold up very well but are so thin that they are very difficult to put on without ruining them. The actual colloidal strip is also very thin/small compared to what I was expecting from the picture. So unless you have a very small wound or just a cut, 1 bandage will not cover it. I tried this brand because I have bought other colloidal bandages from them and they were great for a good price and worked well. but they are

I bought them mainly because they are almost see-through. I went through 4 of them to get one: 1. Where the peelable backing actually peeled away without stretching the glue tabs or losing shape, and.2. Where each transparent tab didn't stick to itself too easily, making it impossible to detach in order to position it properly on the skin. Also, the pad that's supposed to cover the wound is tiny, much smaller than the box suggests. I wanted to use it in place the size of an eraser on the end of

I make jewelry and often work with wire which is very hard on my fingers. I often get cuts on my fingers and my dermatologist insists that all cuts are bandaged so they break quickly and without infection. I love my usual long Curad Performance bandages, but they don't stay on cuts at odd angles or on my fingertips, meaning I keep changing them. I was so happy to find these affordable hydrocolloid dressings because I have to use them so often. Unfortunately, sometimes they melt with the skin…

I've had great results with a competitor's product but they didn't stock standard size tape which prompted me to try it as an alternative. They have a hydrocolloid gel pad in the center to cover the wound, but they rely on pathetic, poorly performing, transparent cellophane tape that peels off after a few hours. Without a permanent adhesive, they cannot seal out moisture, defeating the purpose of these bandages. They might be better at dealing with a wound in an area of the body that doesn't…

This does not protect your wounds from water, FYI. However, I only bought them for the scar reduction and a better fit compared to regular everyday patches. They require daily change due to lifting, but the wound is fully protected from external bacteria thanks to the hydrocolloid barrier. As long as the wound isn't submerged in water other than a shower, I think they'll do the trick. For the price, you win for the most part. Any regular borderless hydrocolloid dressing doesn't hold up that…

They stick very well if you take the time to apply them smoothly and neatly, but that's a problem. This transparent tape wants to wrinkle, curl and fold as soon as it separates from the backing. I wear them 2-3 days and shower and they won't move if applied properly. Adhesion is moderate to strong. I have dry and sensitive skin and the only bandages that have bothered me even a little bit are the crappy non-brand ones that don't stick at all. However, they are not as bad as some of the heavier…