Coverlet Round Spot Fabric Bandages Review

When I had a cancer removed from the tip of my nose, the dermatologist gave me some 7/8 inch coverlet patches with round spots. I was so impressed that I ordered more. The self-branded version of CVS stuck, just rubbed off and didn't stick. These coverlet patches FIT the shape of my nose tip as the sagging disappeared when I applied them to the curved shape of my nose. And they persevere! Easy and painless to remove. The Coverlet brand takes over where others fail.

I have to say I am really surprised at how good these bandages are. They are flexible and very comfortable. I recently had a biopsy on my face and needed to protect that area and so far they are way better than any other brand I've tried. Very good fit to the face and flexible which is necessary on my upper lip. It's so comfortable I hardly notice it's there. The only complaint I have is the color. They're pretty light. I wish they were a little darker so they wouldn't be as visible on my face.

I love duvet brand bandages. They hold up much better than the brands you can buy at the grocery store. This is the kind you would receive in a doctor's office. I used to order them from the physiotherapy catalogue. I'm so glad to find her at Revain. I ordered a small round box of 100 pieces. Because they stick well, they last longer than others I've used. This size is handy for all sorts of small scratches and other things instead of winding up a big patch. Other shapes work well too. These…

My mother recently had an ear biopsy at a cancer center and they instructed us to clean her ear and only use this type of bandage (cloth) twice a day. We don't sell them in store (just plastic or clear) and only in various sets of 4-6 that we found. Very happy to find her. here are. The one they put in her ear was larger and turned inward. They are slightly smaller and fit perfectly in the ear, just over the wound itself to make it more comfortable and clean. They hold up well and are easy to…

Having recently had to use many, many of the typical band-aid patches to cover up some bug bites so I don't scratch them, I've enjoyed wearing them use. They are way better in every way - the packaging is easy to open, there are butterfly tabs to separate. Unlike the drugstore band-aid that you have to tear off, this way you can damage the bandage. No harm with this style. There are also tabs on the wax paper on the bandage itself so the wax paper can be easily removed again without touching…

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