EalionMed Transparent Film Dressing, Waterproof Wound Bandage, Adhesive Patch, 2.75'' W X 2.36'' L, 100 Pack, Clear, Breathable, Comfortable, Shower Shield, Tattoo Aftercare.

I used this for healing my hand poked tattoos on my hands. It stays on strong when applied to dried skin (if your skin is wet from applying lotion, cream, ointments, it will not stay stuck. and that applies for all tape). It does not irritate my skin, and wells bandaids destroy me. I read reviews of saniderm and second skin causing intense reactions and decided to stay clear of them. So far after 24 hours It has held on well and caused zero itchiness, redness, or discomfort. I'm using it on my wrist and finger, so it's in a high use location and has stayed on well. I'm impressed and very happy. Note, in this photo I'm using the ealion tape on my wrist and another brand on my finger. However, when I changed my bandages after the initial 24 hours , I decided to use the ealion bandages for both locations and just made an incision in the bandage so that I could wrap it around my finger and knuckle easier. The 50 pack is a good value compared to other brands as well. I'm also happy that these will come in handy for waterproof bandaging on my kids. They have a habit of washing their hands with bandaids on them and not changing them. Gross! So this ought to help with that.

I am a frequent buyer of this item and brand. I use it for covering cream 1 hour before a treatment as well as to cover my Libre 3 Plus to keep it on. Most adhesives burn me but this one is awesome! Please NEVER change the formula! It is also easy to remove without tearing your skin. Again, phenomenal product!

I like that this arrive in less than 24 hours to my door and package is small enough to carry with me in car or in house. Works well as quick barrier on cuts, scratches, healing wounds or bites. I would like to see more adhesive in product. When added on top of oinment or bandage the product does not stay bonded to skin. For use on dry skin is best.

This worked really well to cover a temporary heart monitor, but, the first time I used it, then started to remove it, it was stuck to the heart monitor and would have pulled it off, too. I had to cut it off around the edge of the monitor, then the next time I showered I covered the monitor with an XL bandaid, then put this bandage over all of it. That worked. It pulls some when you remove it, and my skin was red but it went away. It seems completely waterproof if you follow the directions closely and seal it up really well around the edges.

We use these for extra security on steel canula insets and to secure a cgm transmitter. We used to use Tagaderm and decided to try these. They are thinner than Tagaderm, so application isn't as smooth, but it makes it easier to pull off, and doesn't hurt as much when we do pull it off. We like these better than the oval tape that comes with the sensors. I used to cut holes in the tagaderm to secure the sensor before putting on the transmitter and securing it, like you do oval tape, but these are big enough to just need one to secure the whole thing after I've connected the transmitter. I like these way better, it looks cleaner and causes less tears, and we could all use less tears when it comes to children with diabetes.