Curad Truly Ouchless Silicone Adhesive Bandages: Gentle, Skin-Friendly Fabric Bandages for Delicate or Sensitive Skin, 0.75 x 3 inches, 20 Count Review

They're not very good, they're too thin, hardly fit around the index finger and then don't stick in pairs, on top of each other not really very well yet it helps, it just doesn't hold well, that plaster falls off at some point, as I said, even for two I would not recommend buying it.

Very poor adhesion. Falls off very quickly. I don't recommend applying it to arms or legs, or anywhere loose clothing can brush it off. It would be nice, maybe on the leg or back. My skin is usually very sensitive to bandage adhesive. They seem ok and don't bother my skin but maybe because they fall off within minutes.

My skin is hypersensitive so I'm glad they don't irritate or hurt when removed. But they don't stay, especially on my arms (they scrape off when I put my hand in my pocket, for example, they peel off when my arm is bent, and they're useless when they get wet). I've had some success covering them with Nexcare silicone tape which sticks much better.

Having tried all bandage brands due to a recent injury I find that Curad are the best. They are comfortable and durable. The Johnson & Johnson patch has lost its sharpness for me. They are even difficult to open - they used to be easier with their red thread - now you have to fight with paper to open them. Kurad is lighter and faster and absorbs just as well, if not better.

Amazing, if you're allergic to the glue of traditional bandages give these a try. They also come off easily which I think can be a bad thing but for normal everyday use they do a great job. It's a bit thicker than a regular bandage, so if covering is an issue, then it's not the best option either. However, they are much better than regular bandages. I just wish they weren't so expensive.

I'm severely allergic to regular band-aids and I'm having trouble finding medical grade tape that doesn't harm my skin (and costs a fortune). These patches are AMAZING for sensitive skin - no adverse skin reactions to date. I know some people have said they don't stick, but I haven't had any problems. I even wore them when I slept all night and they stayed in place. They are very comfortable. Recommended for anyone with sensitive skin. So thankful I found these patches!

These are the BEST patches for the elderly with thin skin! So gentle and doesn't tear skin or hair and it's all bad ever used. Be sure to buy silicone, not plastic. Flexible and breathable. They can be pulled back and glued back together. However, there are no seals on either end of the box! One bandage was missing. Oh good. There is also a large size! I am sending both sizes to my daughter in law for our grandchildren. My mom died 3 years ago. I'm sorry I didn't find them for you. I don't see…

When I have to wear a patch for several days I always get such a bad reaction (blisters, bumps, scabs) to the adhesive. I recently had a few patches removed (lower leg and inside of elbow) and was told to close my stitches for 2 weeks. After 3 days I got severe skin irritation (especially on the inside of my elbow) so I knew I had to find an alternative. These popped up so I thought I'd give them a try. Needless to say I have 2 more boxes on the way. You save the skin! They hold up very well…

I would never give a 5 star review lightly. If I really don't like what I'm reviewing. My skin is extremely sensitive and delicate. I also have a severe latex allergy. I have used bandages that claim to be latex free and within five minutes or less my skin starts to itch and eventually burn. As in a very red beet color. I have a wound that needs bandages. I used them with some apprehension. They were very easy to extract from individual packages. It was a pleasant relief. I applied a small…