Dr. Frederick's Original SoftStick Better Blister Bandages - 24 ct - Extra Soft, Extra Stick - Grab-N-Go - Water Resistant Hydrocolloid Bandages for Blister Prevention - Spot Pack

These were a LIFESAVER on my trip to Disney World! Got blisters on the backs of my heels from my gym shoes (new & not broke in enough) but I would put these on dry, clean skin every morning before heading out for the day & they stayed put, mostly, the entire day! Only reason I say mostly is because the edges, come mid-late day, did start to curl or lift the first day I wore them but it was hot & my skin got very sweaty & we were walking non stop at Disney World from 7am-10pm. Also the first day I put them on damp skin that had been sweating all day so they're not going to stick as well so it made sense they didn't stay as well the first time. So from the 2nd day on, I just would put a regular bandaid over them to help keep them from coming off (my new shoes rubbing didn't help either) but truly given the circumstances, they stayed over the sore blisters & they're so nice & padded I didn't feel any pain while wearing them the rest of the week (and once I got home)! They really did save my whole trip! Definitely will be buying more of these because they work amazing and I want these the next time I have a blister! Also they go on clear for the most part so it really feels & looks like a layer of skin over the blisters! Loved having them! Oh and given they were individually wrapped, these are easy to carry in your purse/bag/car & very convenient! Great quality, great price, great product! Highly recommend!

These blister bandages are the best! They actually stay in place and do not bunch up in your shoe.

I use these on cuts on my fingers and or toes. I know they are for blisters, but they are like a second skin and are perfect for cuts on your finger tips and they are water proof. I do recommend to take them off at night to let your skin air out.

I took these backpacking with some friends. I gave bandages to my friend after 7.5 miles. After 2 more miles we stopped and his bandage had adhered to his sock and came off his heel. I didn’t think much of it until our return voyage when my heel got hot, so I stopped and covered a forming blister to protect it from greater damage. I had scraped my other heel a couple days prior, and I covered it to protect it at the beginning of the return trip. I thought they were doing their job well until I got home and removed my shoes. Lo and behold, my bandages had melted into my socks as well, leaving a goopy residue on my heels and peeling off the outer layers of my flesh when I took my socks off.I was impressed at first, but I would’ve had greater success with a standard band aid. The low profile was awesome during use, but mole-skin would have been more kind to both my heels and my socks. Even performance tape would’ve done a better job than these.Guard your flesh from further injury and don’t use these during any activity.

Much cheaper than doctor sholls or other name brands which is a plus. I use it for running and it cushions my feet nicely during long runs. However, after a 7 mile or longer run, the adhesive starts to run and get all over my socks. I’ve ruined two pair already and I might try the name brands to see if it’s any different. I’d say these are good for normal use, not for running.

Great assortment and i love the thick texture and great stick.

I haven't had to use these yet, but wanted to be ready should the need arise while we're on vacation. We'll be doing a lot of walking. Nice to know this product exists.

I purchased these to as a bridesmaid gift because they had a great variety of shapes and sizes for an economical price compared to the tried and true Compede blister patches. They adhere well, though I did notice some issues with the edges lifting in high traffic areas, but that makes sense. However removal of the bandage creates more pain and discomfort in the affected area than there was before. The bandage is difficult to remove, even when following the tips on the box: using water and pulling with the skin. Also a sticky residue is left on the edges as well as on the skin, especially in problem areas where the actual blister was. In a pinch I still use the ones I have left because it’s better than just having a blister rub but the removal always makes me question if the money I saved was worth.