PATCH Bamboo Bandages - Eco-Friendly & Hypoallergenic Wound Care for 🌱 Sensitive Skin (25ct) - Compostable, Biodegradable, Latex Free, Plastic Free, Zero Waste, Natural Review

These are the worst patches. I saw a review in Shape magazine saying they liked them. I use a lot of patches so thought an eco friendly product would be nice. However, they do not have any adhesive strength and fall especially when they even hear the word "water". Maybe I just have a bad batch but I hope this company improves their product in the future.

So far they are working very well. My big issue is that the product came in Revain bubble wrap which is really amazing. Or maybe I shouldn't be so surprised. The purpose of purchasing the product was to avoid plastic, but with Revain this is not possible. I recommend the product but for this reason I would not buy it through Revain.

I'm always looking for sustainable options for everything so I had to buy these bandages. I didn't have a chance to use them until this week when I developed a nearly quarter sized blister on the sole of my foot, just under my big toe, all over the ball of my foot. Those bandages stuck there for a whole 3 days! I was so impressed and will never use any other bandages again as I usually use them on my legs and no other bandages are as sticky.

I've been trying to gradually transition all of our personal care products to sustainable, plastic-free options. I love that these bandages aren't made out of plastic or weird chemicals. The panda pattern is very cute and they hold up without leaving the messy residue that most patches leave behind. The only downside is that they are quite expensive and my kids use patches like crazy (often unnecessarily multiple without my knowledge). So I hid them in my first aid kit from "real" cuts and…

I would give this five stars (probably if I ever get the plain version) but there isn't a noticeable amount of coconut oil in the pod. The rest is fantastic. It sticks really well and the adhesive doesn't irritate my sensitive skin! The material is breathable, stretchy and thin enough to move with you without constricting - you'll quickly forget you're wearing it. Bandage Pandas are cute but not obnoxious. The packaging is clever: small enough to easily fit in a medium sized bag, durable and…

I've always been the kid who could never wear regular latex/adhesive bandages. I am so allergic and so sensitive to [of course] the most common, cheapest, most beautiful and most durable patches. I swelled, bled and bled from application to the point where the reaction to the patches was more annoying than the cause of the patch itself! These PATCH bandages are amazing. They really help, there is no stickiness after you remove them, they are very durable, even stay in the water, they are…

I really like this product, I'm always looking for sustainable options; and I was thrilled that they had to be good for sensitive skin. I couldn't get the patch to stick to my skin no matter what I did. I've tried swapping the bandage for a new one by holding the bandage on the skin for a few minutes and then holding it and then not moving for a while. Everyone. Lonely. Time, the bandage came off immediately and I had to take it off as I couldn't get it to stick anymore. I had 2 different…

I bought them to be more environmentally friendly and they are very cute. The container they come in is made from strong cardboard so it's easy to open and close and is very durable if you keep it in your purse or bag - it can also be composted. The headbands themselves are adorable with little pandas and very comfortable. They fit your fingers well because they are made of fabric and are comfortable to wear. But since they are made of fabric, they are not waterproof and get wet every time you…

PATCH bandages are a great, environmentally friendly alternative to the staples in every home first aid kit. In my view they are just as good as regular bandages but better for the environment (compostable, biodegradable). The adhesive isn't the strongest, but it's decent enough to stay in place all day and even withstand downpours at times. The only problem I had was under my jeans when I had a knee injury; The denim's thick fabric moved the bandage, but I had no problem when in thighs and…