🩹 Curad Truly Ouchless Silicone Adhesive Bandages: Gentle Fabric Bandages for Delicate, Sensitive Skin (50 Count, 3/4X3) Review

I bought these silicone patches because I just found out I have a bad reaction to latex. Not only are they non-contact and easy to remove, they really work. The best move.

I have a severe latex allergy, so I can't use most patches. These work perfectly. No hives, no red rash after I took them off. If I could, I would order a whole box of these right away. Thank you for making a great product!

This product is difficult to stick on as it is inherently easy to peel off, which it does. I have unusually sensitive skin and these bandages do not cause me any redness, rash or any type of irritation. Since they don't stick as well as conventional bandages, I change them frequently.

With my aging skin, using a bandage is a problem; and it's a life saver. They hold tight but don't tear the skin when you pull them off. A few weeks ago I had a very bad cut that took weeks to fully heal, so I had to change the bandage several times a day. This would have been a problem with normal bandages, but they saved the day. A must have in my first aid kit

These bandages are a bit thicker than 'conventional' bandages - probably because the glue is thicker? I'd say the glue is a bit like a gel, although it doesn't feel sticky (if that makes sense). I was so impressed with how the bandage stayed in place, but when I tried to remove it I wasn't in any pain. My sensitive skin definitely feels a lot more comfortable with it than with other bandages.

Plasters in our pediatric office are usually too sticky and hard for newborns. I have used them with my two little ones and love them! I make sure I have it in my diaper bag before the appointment and then give it to the nurse before the injection. They stick very well and are very easy to peel off. I always apply a small amount of baby oil just before removing my skin, but with these patches that's not necessary. Don't gently pull the skin on them. Highly recommended!

I have a chest port that needs to be flushed every 3 months for maintenance. Since Covid started I flush my own port at home and buy all the supplies I need to make it safe and sterile (also had a CMA so a medical background was important). Unfortunately I had sensitive skin even before the port and after having post port complications and having to deal with Tegaderm dressings over the stitches - the skin in that area is very poor, it's a very sensitive area with excess scar tissue. I had to…