Curad Sensitive Skin Bandages Spots 50 Each

Not sure where these were made (*everyone knows to hide the China origin of their products these days) but there is a chance they are either Chinese counterfeits on this marketplace, like many other products on here these days. Or the alternative here is that the whole “sensitive” label/name/description all over this product is ALL a marketing ploy using shady gimmicks. Why you ask?I used these one single time to cover a mole-removal excision scar that was still healing. The next day my skin was swollen and really red everywhere the bandage touched my skin directly and nowhere else. The next day and the week following the swelling went down. However, I’ve now had a red, itchy ring exactly where I used these little circular bandages now for over 2 weeks! As many skin problems and allergy tests I’ve had over the years, this is a first time ever I’ve had such a long lasting allergic reaction. I’m seriously thinking about contacting my local health department and Amazon support about these.Conclusion: these “sensitive skin” bandages are likely made in China with some awful chemical or non-hypoallergenic material in the bandages themselves or the adhesive being used. Either way, if you actually have sensitive skin I caution you to look elsewhere for relief. At minimum, buy at you local pharmacy so you can at least bring them back and complain about them lying/falsely advertising this product to people with sensitive skin.Last Note: I am not allergic to silicone Curad products or any other true sensitive skin bandage materials (i.e. that claim they are hypoallergenic) I’ve ever used. I am however extremely allergic to latex and carba mixes. This product has likely has one of the latter or as suggested earlier, some weird chemical in its adhesive.

This bandage adheres really well to the skin, and seems, for the most part, to be waterproof! I wore one for two days on my hand and it stayed put the entire time. The fabric is very flexible and allows room for movement.The one on my face, however, left my skin irritated and red. The bandage also left some residue after removal, and that residue was a bit difficult to remove.

I used one of these bandages to cover a cut on my arm. When I removed the bandage, the adhesive removed a section of skin that had not been previously damaged. IF I use them again, I will wait until I’ve finished showering in order to loosen the grip on my thin skin. Or I might just give them to someone whose skin is not as fragile as mine.

I purchased these band-aids to cover up my burn spots on my arms. Some of the band-aids stick and some did not. I called Curad and they shipped replacements. I think I just got a bad set. I am good with the replacements and I like how I can remove the band-aids and it does not hurt. Even on the places where there are hairs. I am satisfied with my purchase.

these are a tad smaller than the spot bandages from the Doc's office, but that's probably my fault for not checking the size better. so I'm still looking for a slightly larger spot bandage... they made it a little to difficult to pull off of the biopsy wound, so if that's what you need them for, you'll need something larger.

These are great for when a regular bandaid is just too big! I like the cloth feel to them too! I became frustrated so much when JUST one kind of bandaid no longer came in one box or could be bought at a local store around me. Variety packs have always got this 5 or 10 bandage shapes/kinds that you KNOW you will never use. I don't like that, so I set out to look for them online. Wala! There it was. Ordered TWO boxes and item arrived very quickly! Great transaction.

I love these, use them unfortunately too much (have skin issues). I do wish some company made one that had a little bigger 'pad' on them, to cover larger areas to contain the blood on bigger, oozing spots. Yes! Recommend these! They used to be 3/4" size, the 1" that they are now, are so much better. Oh, they can leave a sticky residue if left on long enough, but, easy enough to get off with rubbing alcohol or oil based product.

I use these on the bridge of my nose at night when I use my C-PAP mask. It keeps the seal tight without cutting into my sensitive nose. Works for me! By the way, trying to find bandage spots which are easy to remove from the package and which stick to the bridge of your nose all night is not as easy as one may think. The "major" bandage brand is almost impossible to remove from the packaging and irritates my skin if you can place it on your nose the first time and not waste a bandage. Curad's product is superior and is getting harder to find. They used to be carried by THE major big box retailer but not any longer.

I first saw these being used in an on line article. My daughter suffers from regular outbursts of acne and these are a perfect size to cover the spot and are discreet. Would definitely buy them again.

Our child has very sensitive skin, and regular bandages cause a severe rash, so these have been great. The bandages are round, and the prefect size for my child's face. They stay on and they don't cause any irritation. I would recommend these for anyone with sensitive skin.

Most of these products hurt my skin more than the original sore spot. Thsee do not. Work just fine

Stay where stuck, even after water