Note that these pads are 1.5 inches in diameter so they aren’t huge pads. However they came on a roll that keeps them neat in the box which means they are not individually wrapped nor sterile. For the intended use, this is not a problem as the dressing should cover the wound and these should cover the dressing that covers the wound. The pads held really well all day and all night and other than a slight tug on the skin l, came off relatively pain free without adhesive residue.. The outside of the pad is fairly soft and was hard to it was on during wearing. I also am sensitive to adhesive and I do not have any reaction with the adhesive. I can imagine these working well on top of a very small folded gauze pad or very small cotton ball and maybe even to protect skin to prevent blister formation. However I haven’t tried any of the off label uses mentioned, just that I can see them used wherever you need to help something stick to the skin or maybe even protect a small area of skin.

Great pads to cover and protect. Easy to apply and remove. Recommended.

÷asy to use and very very stucky. I suggest oil for helping remove it. T he size is just right and the amount you get on the roll is good. Keep the box or you'll end up rerolling them lol

These are super soft and adheres to the skin very well. These could be used for many purposes. Overall great product. I would definitely recommend this product.

Really appreciate the size of these adhesive patches. It comes in a roll but they will be very easy to take some off and pack into my first aid kits for backpacking/hiking.

Very soft. The large circles are ready to use and easy to apply. They stay where you put them! It is recommended to use gauze and not apply the circle directly to the wounds.

The adhesion in addition to the flexibility of these patches are so great. They’re thin enough but strong enough to do the job. And the outer texture is so so so so soft. I wish all medical tape was like this.

I use this adhesive medical tape over my granddaughters bandaids as she picks her arms from being overwhelmed with anxiety and autism.

These pads work great for small areas. The adhesive is just right. They have a very soft outer coating. I think this would work especially well for elderly or young. I did not use for hydrogel pads but they would be great covers for blisters or over band aids to secure better. The price is good for the quantity.

These adhesive circles have surprisingly good adhesion qualities. Better than I had expected! They hold well will work with gels or would work with a very small gauze pad. They come on a roll, and are easily peeled off. Yet, they hold to the skin very, very well. I didn’t expect that they would maintain the adhesion over finger joints, but they do!

We ordered this Protective Adhesive Knit Medical Tape for our First-Aid kit, and plan on using it to help treat blisters, bug bites, burns, cuts and minor wounds during outdoor activities as summer arrives. So far one of the medical tape patches has been tested for ease of use and adhesion, both of which we're satisfied with..

My daughter gets a ton of blisters from certain shoes, and seems to get them a lot in the summer when wearing the popular rubber style kids shoe. These cover really well and have held up despite sweaty feet or water from the shower. They offer just enough of a barrier to keep the blister from rubbing and getting worse. These are a much needed addition to my first aid kit!

Not much to say here other than these do not irritate my skin and they work well with coverlets - that is how I am using them. They breathe and move with my skin. The roll is super handy and eco friendly as I am not peeling paper off of the individual circles. They are latex free and did not come off during a workout. These kept my coverlet cleaner overall.

I used these with the Dexcom G7. Using a hole punch I created a hole then stuck it to the adhesive on the CGM. It prevents the adhesive from irritating my skin.

These are designed to work with hydrogel pads, but I used them to cover up small burns or wounds which I had applied hydrogel gel (not the patch, the actual gel) or antibiotic ointment to. I dabbed the gel/ointment onto the wound then put on the patch. In the past, I've used band-aids to cover the ointment, but they either fall off (because of the gel moving around) or water gets under them when I wash my hands. This was a far more secure way of keeping an ointment on a wound. This adhesive tape stuck well around the wound/burn, but it didn't stick to the area covered by the gel. It worked especially well on small problems on my fingers (where I often get burns from cooking). They aren't the easiest to pull off, but they also aren't incredibly difficult or painful. For someone who gets a lot of small cuts or burns, these are a good way to apply gels and ointments and keep them covered for longer periods of time. They are also very good value for the quantity you get.