Hydrocolloid Roll for Wound Care, 2in*16.5ft Hydrocolloid Bandages with Self-Adhesive, Extra Large Hydrocolloid Patch Bandages Cut-to-Size, Ultra Absorbent, Waterproof

Very versatile product, much more cost effect than pimple packages, same product, just cut to the size you need. Great for wound healing.

I truly can’t say enough good things about this hydrocolloid roll. I have three teens, and we used to fly through boxes of pimple patches like crazy — but we’ve had this roll since August and haven’t even used a quarter of it! It’s amazing for everything: pimples, burns, raw spots, mosquito bites, blisters, razor burn — you name it. I’m a picker, so being able to cut a piece, slap it over a scab, and leave it on for a day or two has been life-changing. It keeps me from touching or picking, and things heal so much faster. Bonus win: my dog was neutered and popped a stitch (twice 🙄). After the vet fixed it, I used a piece of this bandage over the area. It held the skin together, stayed perfectly in place, and he couldn’t get it off because it’s so thin. Healed beautifully. Absolute game changer for both humans and pets!

This stuff works fantastic. It's greats for burns, cuts, basically most skin abrasions. this is also great for pimple care. thin about those acne patches and how pricy they can get. You have 16 feet of the same thing. Dab a little acne med on your pimple cut a little bit of this off and boom you have a much more cost affective and it blends into your skin. I have used this for cuts, pimples, and a burn and it performed exactly as described. It keeps your skin moist so your skin can heal. I clean the area first with a little hydrogen peroxide then dab a little petroleum jelly and cover with the bandage. You will be surprised how quickly your wounds will heal and the scarring is really reduced as well.

Very thin but still effective.

I am quite clumsy now that Im in my 60's and i do stupidly not pay attention to hot pots and pans. I have burned my arms twice in the last two months and this Hydrocolloid bandage healed my burns in a matter of days. I have used the smaller bandaid type in the past and this does not disappoint. I like that you can cut it to size. But I have to say the tape part is very hard to remove, for me anyway given the burns were on my wrist and forearm, peeling the backing off myself caused the actual bandage to crease and fold. Making it useless. I also experience the bandage lifting when it got wet from washing my hands or doing dishes. I remedied it with a bit of waterproof bandage tape. I do cover it in the shower. I think it is fabulous for healing and cutting down on the pain.

So good! I use this to cover scratches and burns ( from cooking, I am such a klutz 🫤) I cut the size piece I need and it keeps it clean and healing faster. It works beautifully as a “pimple patch” at a much more reasonable cost. All in all it is a great item to have in the first aid or beauty stash….

I had a large second-degree, maybe light third-degree burn I treated with these sheets. I found that there were stiff plastic sheets on top and bottom, protecting the thin silicone sheet with adhesive that gets applied to the wound. I treated my burn for 3-4 weeks with no scarring, just some broken capillaries under the skin which will hopefully disappear with time. My system was as follows: Sanitize hands and prepare a sanitary workspace. Gently clean the burn with sterile saline and a sterile gauze pad, removing any loose material. Apply a thin layer of Skin Medica Scar Recovery Gel to the burn to ensure the adhesive doesn’t stick to the burn itself. (This is expensive but was doctor recommended. Aquaphor works well too.) Don’t apply too much or it will squish out into the edges preventing proper adhesion. Cut the size bandage needed assuring the outer edges are covered by at least an inch or more for adhesion. Overlap strips if needed. Remove the stiff plastic sheet covering the adhesive first, apply to wound, then remove the upper stiff plastic sheet. You want the strip to be smooth across the wound and airtight around the edges. The edges do start to roll over time so I applied micropore surgical tape to edges. In the beginning when the wound oozed more, I would need to change the bandage daily. As the oozing slowed, I could leave the bandage in place for up to 3-4 days knowing it was healing in a bacteria free environment.

Skin irritation: I have sensitive skin(on top of several chronic skin conditions). I also have a latex sensitivity and adhesive sensitivity, but unsure which ingredients in adhesives. These irritated my skin after all day wear. Now, on top of my already painful rash I have another rash! Stickiness: For some reason, my first time putting one on, I had no problems. It's gone downhill since then. I'm not sure if that's me or the product. It doesn't seem to stick well on the corners anymore. To be fair, it can be difficult to put on without wrinkles or without touching the adhesive, especially if a large strip is needed. Size: Good size and appreciate the 4" width for my current predicament(not to mention it can be cut any which way). I think hydrocolloid bandages should be in everyone's first aid kits! Unfortunately, these are not for me and I will not be purchasing again.