Help I Have A Blister, 8 Count

I have used these twice. The first one was a burn I recieved while I was dumb and wore shorts on a motorcyle and the pipe got my leg. This was the first time I used them. I used them as you should use Hydrocolloid bandages placing on the wound and only replacing when it fills with liquid. At the end of the treatment I did not even have a scar. When I was a teenager, I had a similar burn from a car muffler and I had that scar for more than 10 years. These are amazing. In case you were wondering my second burn that I needed these for was when I was cleaning my Forman Grill and my finger touched the grill. Finger blistered up and still no scar and healing time for both were dramatically cut down in time.

I started using hydrocolloid bandages mostly for help with large, inflamed acne, and it has helped greatly. I used to purchase the band-aid brand bandages made specifically for that purpose, but I felt limited in the size of the little circles, and I felt bad spending $8 on 35 little dots. I decided to try these ones out instead.These are shaped and packaged just like regular band-aids. I think they're easy to remove from the backing and they've worked just as good as the band-aid brand acne bandages. I like these better because I can cut them to size, which makes them last longer. There are two bandage sizes included in the little package, one is a the same width as a standard band-aid, but shorter and the other is longer and about twice as wide.There aren't many bandages included in the package, but it's designed to be something to toss into a first-aid kit. I still purchase them because I get more than twice (probably about three times) as much product purchasing three of these instead of purchasing one of the band-aid brand bandages. I'll probably keep purchasing these unless I find a cheaper option.If you have any more questions, let me know!

I love this product!I use them to drain acne spots mainly, but have also used it to help heal wounds, bug bites, etc.They are easy to cut into the proper size for what I need, are inexpensive, stick well, and are super effective in drawing and holding liquid and oil. If I have an acne spot that is oozing, I can put this on overnight and in the morning, the spot will be completely drained and flat. I've used other hydrocolloids, but nothing works as well for the price.They are also clear and flat enough that I feel comfortable wearing them outside as cover ups for particularly bad acne spots.I will purchase them as long as Amazon sells them!

I just received these in the mail. It come with two sizes, small (x4) and large (x4). When I opened the packaging, I discovered that the wrapping of all the bandages had separated, leaving the bandages exposed. I found this to be very unsanitary considering that these are things you would potentially put on open skin. Would never purchase again.Amazon was extremely helpful and after calling customer service issued a refund.

I initially tried Band Aid's blister adhesive bandages and was impressed by how well they worked. The large oval bandages were well-suited to the heel of the foot and provided a nice bubble of protection against further irritation. If applied with care, they stay put for days and protect tender skin.The problem is Band Aid's version cost about 70 cents each and too large for smaller spots. I wanted a smaller/cheaper alternative for problems such as blisters on the fingers or toes. Help Remedies seemed to have the solution! The bigger size was somewhat similar to a standard bandage. It was rather thin and almost translucent unlike the cushiony Band Aid blister bandage. I thought that would make it more flexible, but the adhesive wasn't strong enough to hold up against walking in shoes for a full day. I could feel the bandage shifting even though I cleaned the area with alcohol and let it dry before application.Overall, these are okay. The smaller, thinner size is good for discrete use and they work well on small scrapes and cuts, but they aren't a true substitute for the Band Aid version.

While in NYC, I decided to wear new flats. Huge mistake! Luckily, I had just bought these on a whim before the trip and had them in my bag. I put one of these on a gnarley blister, and it was practically healed overnight! Yes, the pads are small but you can't beat the performance - especially for less than $5. I always keep these in my medicine cabinet now and won't purchase anything else.

I love these! I use them for burns, blisters, cuts, and any other flesh ailments... They are much better than band aids which never stay on my skin. I can shower and or do dishes and these don't even start coming off. Also they help make the healing process quicker. I just wish they were more readily available...

these are fine. They work like any hydrocolloidal bandage. I must say that I like the bandaid brand better - they are thinner on the outside edges, so they are easier to keep on your foot. They don't roll up like the thicker ones tend to do. But these are much cheaper than the bandaid brand ones - so they will save you some money. I use these for more open areas. The bandaid ones are saved for my feet - when they are rubbing in a shoe all day, they need to stay put. Know what I mean?