All Health Advanced Fast Healing Hydrocolloid Gel Bandages, Assorted Sizes, 6 ct | 2X Faster Healing for First Aid Blisters or Wound Care

Had 2 pressure sores on the top of my foot for 7 months from a cast and they were almost gone in 2 days after using these. Tried it on my face and they were hard to come off. Welly's are better for the face. I highly recommend them for pressure sores.

I had to use tweezers to use. I barely touched the sticky part and the bandage and it lost its hold. These are pretty pricey for only a couple of bandages. And they’re a heck of a lot smaller than what they look like online. These will work well for very small cuts or blisters. They did hold up in the shower pretty well. I used the bandage just below my armpit because my bra was rubbing. When I removed the bandage, I had a big black ring where the sticky part was and took me a couple days to get it off completely. I have extremely sensitive skin.

Oof, I very woefully must report that these just do NOT stick to me. I don't know if I'm some sort of weird special case, but I've had them on for a few hours max on both of my thumbs and haven't had any sort of contact with any water or really anything at all aside from my laptop and they're just peeling right off. Not to mention I had to waste one because it stuck to itself to the point I couldn't free it. I'd return them but there's only 6 in the box and I've used half of them so I'd feel kind of bad trying to get a refund on a product I've used half of, even if they're not doing what I expected them to. Specifically I am using these because I have issues with skin picking on my fingers, normally my thumbs, especially when winter hits and my skin gets dryer than usual. I've basically peeled off my skin to the point of rawness and I really wanted something that would act sort of as a second skin to keep me from further irritating it. I THINK this would do well if... it would actually stick to me. I'm sure mileage may vary from person to person, but in my experience these just do not work.

used for broken blisters to cushion and prevent further friction. I found them difficult to open the protective pouch. lost all but one of the odd-shaped meant for finger or toe. I used on a blister on my inner finger and it had trouble adhering, it also came off after my first handwashing. The ends are too thin and stick to themselves before you can get it over the area needed. the oval shaped one was much easier, adhered well, still on after 5 days. overall, Not impressed and will mot repurchase the assortment pack. will consider if i can only get oval size.

I've got a lot of other hydrocolloidal products, and I wanted a better version for my thumb while I try to stop picking at my skin so excessively. The spots are too small, and the bigger bandages I have are, well, too big. First, I ordered the pack with two sizes, specifically for the finger wrap style. I got the other pack, with one type of size in a long rectangle shape. They work, but barely. Second, I have a major issue with the adhesion. Hydrocolloidal bandages are meant to adhere well, but then they're meant to absorb exudate and create a moist environment for a wound. In this brand's case, the adhesion seems great—but the absorption is strange. It seems to absorb exudate, since I used it on an open cut as a test, but it keeps the area dry, not moist. Furthermore, when it had been on for two days and I didn't see much of a change from the outside, I took it off; rather, I tried to. Taking it off was extremely difficult; it stretched, and refused to budge from my skin. If I had used it on an especially sensitive patch of skin, I have no doubt that it would have done worse damage to the surrounding skin. It also left behind a sticky glue-like residue that was difficult to wash off.