Band-Aid Hydro Seal All Purpose, 10 Count(One Size) Each(Pack of 2)

My teenage daughters and I cut them up and use them to spot treat blemishes, and the next day, you can see a big difference! They are fantastic!.

Thalia Elliott

| Feb 04, 2021

These hydrocolloidal bandages were first introduced to me when they weren't even called Band-Aids and were sold under the Johnson & Johnson brand. If you needed them smaller or oddly-shaped, you had to cut them down. Johnson name, in the 4" by 4" square size only (now sold as the Extra Large version in this product line. ) You had to cut them down if you needed them smaller or oddly-shaped. shaped. When the product was discontinued, I was devastated, but I'm so glad they're back, and in a variety of shapes and sizes! They're like a thick layer of fake skin that you put on while your real skin heals. I've used them to treat scrapes, cuts, minor burns, heel and finger splits, eczema, acne, and just about anything else. They work quickly to relieve pain, itch, and irritation. When used on the face, they are barely noticeable, and you can leave them on for a couple of weeks without doing anything else (see below). )br>br>They are not without flaws- They're pricey, and they can get waterlogged, peel off easily, and stick to things around the edges (I cover the edges with sensitive-skin paper tape or a classic Band-Aid, and replace it if it gets wet, loose, or dirty. That is extremely beneficial. If you use and wash your hands all day, it can be a pain to keep them firmly in place on your fingers. I'm trying out finger cots as a solution. However, as long as you can keep them in reasonable condition- They are absolutely invaluable for protecting and healing the wound if they are sealed and in contact with it (or if they aren't, replace them frequently). br>br>I wouldn't use them on deep/dirty/puncture wounds, large bleeding cuts, known infections, or scabies-related conditions, and I'd be hesitant to use them over stitches. They may not be practical to wear to work if you do a lot of hard work with your hands, but they may be useful to wear at night or on days off if you do. br>br>They're a fantastic product, even if they're not perfect; I tried some similar, more expensive dressings marketed for professional healthcare settings while these were unavailable, and they just weren't as good.

Scarlet Hahn

| Aug 25, 2021

When removed, it adheres well to clean skin without being too sticky to pull your skin off. It absorbs moisture but isn't too heavy. It is a good deal. br>br>Note: If you're looking for a unique way to express yourself, try using the words "creative I assumed these would be larger than the finger and toe hydro seal bandages based solely on the product images on the packaging. They are, however, nearly identical in size, which I admit is my fault because I could have looked closer, but I'm pointing it out for the sake of price comparison. The All Purpose version of this product is only slightly larger than the bandages for fingers and toes.

Journee Sexton

| Dec 05, 2021

These come in handy for a variety of things, including blisters. I'm a nurse, and these are basically a smaller version of the hydrocolloid dressings I use on patients all the time; once they're stuck, leave them in place for up to a week to allow the wound to heal. They're also useful for preventing blisters caused by pressure points, such as those caused by new shoes.

Bear Liu

| Aug 11, 2021

Excellent for wound healing and protection, such as rashes from the road. Even in the case of deeper gashes (that have been thoroughly cleaned). Stay safe in the shower and while swimming (if properly installed). a completely covered wound) This product has made me very happy.

Alaia Garrison

| Feb 04, 2021

Use them according to the directions on the box. I admit that I didn't wait for the bandaids to fall off on their own (as the directions suggested), but I carefully removed them after about four days of continuous use. (Note: These things are extremely sticky, so if you want to get rid of them before they fall off on their own, do so slowly. )br>br>These bandaids prevent scabs from forming (and thus scarring), which was important to me because the injuries were on my face. I literally had nothing but new skin when I was taken out—no sign of any cuts or scrapes! Simply incredible. It comes highly recommended! They should be available in a variety of sizes, in my opinion.

Keily Guzman

| Feb 18, 2021

The only thing about this product is that the bandaids are about medium size, and I wanted to order the big big bandaids, but that was my fault; the only other thing about this product is that the bandaid is kinda really hard to remove after it's been on your skin for only a few hours, even though it says you can leave it on until it comes loose, which isn't true; the only other thing about this product is that the bandaid is kinda really hard to remove after it's However, if you wait that long, it will be difficult to remove. If you're like me and have noticed this trend on Facebook, TikTok, or even Instagram, people are using these to safely remove large or small pimples so they don't scare their skin. . . like I did the other day with one of my zits. . . . These really work, and I'm going to buy some more soon. . . but I'm looking for the larger band-aids. I would definitely recommend this product, but when removing the bandaid, follow the instructions carefully; otherwise, it may cause pain.

Anais McCullough

| May 19, 2021

This is a fantastic idea! My son's acne cleared up after I used it on him.

Finn Lindsay

| Jun 08, 2021