An essential for people who use patch-type meds
This is half, at least, of the solution to the problem I had keeping my pain-reliever patch attached.<br />Part of my problem is that I'm hairy, and part of the problem is that I perspire. I have to shave an appropriate area on my upper arm to apply my medication patch, but I've still had them fall off, sometimes in an embarrassing situation.<br /><br />These are a relatively inexpensive way to keep my patch attached. They cause NO skin reaction, and as long as I place them correctly on shaved areas, they adhere fairly well, and they DON'T cause any discomfort on removal. They are MUCH more effective than the adhesive tapes I've tried.<br /><br />Used in conjunction with a compression bandage I made by cutting an athletic sock at the ankle, and sliding the cuff up on my arm, they are 100% effective in keeping my patch in place for the full week, even in summer.
Rating: 5 stars