Curad Eye Patch, Non-Woven (Paper), 2 1/4 Inches X 3 1/8, Inches, 20 Count

Our son has amblyopia and must be patched 4 hours per day. The first patch we used was from a set of free samples that the doctor gave us. They had a beige colored cloth backing and the adhesive irritated his skin terribly. They were very difficult to remove as well. The next type we tried were NexCare. They had a paper backing, were much easier to remove, and did not irritate his skin. When I went to the store to get a new box, they only had the Curad brand. These are even better than the NexCare. They are so much easier to remove that my son asks for them specifically by brand name. The NexCare adhere a little bit better, but since he doesn't pick at the edges, it's not a problem. Anyone who has trouble with irritating adhesive can try a light layer of Pepto Bismol or Calamine (NOT Caladryl) lotion. ---- An additional note: we had to start patching our daughter as well. Because she sweats more than her brother, the Curad patches were falling off. We found that the Nexcare stay in place for her, so we have his and her brands for patches now.

Just like the eye patches I had to wear as a kid. Nothing's changed. Simple and functional. I'm wearing over my right eye from time to time because my left has gotten lazy and needs to work harder so that it doesn't drift off to the left. I'm not sure that these will help my issue but they stick , but are not so sticky as to pull your eyebrows or hurt when it's time to tear them off. They are not too large...they could fit both adult and child.

While there is nothing wrong with the bandage, it's very sticky so you will rip hair out of your eyebrows, I personally don't prefer the eye bandage. I tried it and really don't like it. It doesn't really keep my eye closed, that's what I was looking for, but it does help a little when I'm in the shower, because I can't close my eye all the way. Bells Palsy sucks!

I live in a smaller city and no one had eye patches! So I had to look to Amazon to try and find patches. Tried a couple of brands but this one works the best. Even when having to remove the patch and sticking it back on it would stay put. Definitely recommend this brand if you have had some sort of eye surgery and need to cover your eye during recovery.

Sticky

Basic eye patch, adhesive on one side. The dressing is more “papery” and stiff than expected. Seems breathable as advertised and adhesive is decent but may not be strong enough for some people. Like that it doesn’t have latex. Cost is great and you get 20 in each box. Does what I need it to do post eye surgery.

Good quality

My little one was injured on his cheek and it was difficult finding a bandage to cover it. To keep it from scarring, we will need to keep it from sunlight for a few months. I had bee buying extra large bandages and trying to cut them to fit his face, but they were awkward and uncomfortable. These eye patch bandages actually fit his cheek PERFECTLY, and without discomfort, without going over his mouth or nose, and are perfect for his little face. We are so happy to have found these and will definitely buy more. Also, he uses these in the pool when he swims, and they do not lose their adhesion. Still stay on even in the pool and using a face mask too. Great product!