🩹 Spenco 2nd Skin Blister Pads: Medical Relief Pack of 5 - Effectively Treat & Protect Blisters Review

By far the best first aid solution for blisters, each one lasts for several days so you can keep walking/hiking/jogging while still letting the blisters heal

Doesn't stick. The patch came off immediately. Added some tape and it was ok, better than a plain patch but not great. He has to stay at work.

Expensive but one of the best hydrocolloid dressings. They really stay in place, are flexible and close the wound very well. If only they contained silver to help with infection/scarring. Be very careful when using it. The clear part can easily bend and stick to itself, ruining the entire dressing.

These blisters are not of the same quality as other gel blisters. They don't stick well to the skin and have minimal padding. Usually my blister packs last all day and even several days if I'm hiking 6-8 miles. They got out by putting on socks. After a mile I had to stop and replace it with a better one because it was wrinkled.

They seemed to be holding up pretty well and have held up when I ran a 4 hour marathon. However, it's easy to lose it from the box because sometimes if it doesn't work properly, it's messed up. I had one that wrinkled when applied to a blister on my big toe. And I really think it's very overpriced at $9 for a box of 5 bandages. Not sure how they are supposed to work, but after covering the bubble and running it, the bubble got a lot bigger.

There are only 5 blister pads in the pack but they are worth it. The packaging has an expiration date (a good 2-3 years before the expiration date) so I wouldn't stock up but rather buy as needed. You can keep one for up to five days. You can wear your boots, gloves or anything else over them without pain. And most importantly, the tops are transparent so you can watch blisters heal. Also, your skin is not white or wrinkled as you might expect when you have it removed. I will definitely buy…

I get blisters all the time and 2nd Skin blister pads are the best I've found, they last the longest I've tried, usually 2- 3 days, much less than the 5 days stated on the packaging but still better than any other blister pads I've found. Also, they're thicker than most blisters I've tried, so they're more comfortable while the blister is healing. The biggest downside I found with this product is that it only comes in one size which is quite large so you can't use it on places like your toes.

This is the perfect remedy for a scratch that has peeled off the top layer of skin or a scab that you want to heal. The difference isn't rocket science, it's that the adhesive is only on the outer 1/4 inch of the large bandage, but it sticks really well even in the shower so it doesn't stretch when you take it off. can be wrapped on anyone. It is also very flexible and therefore adapts very well to the contours of the body. I use them on my foot near the toe and I can easily put part of the…