So far, they have been working GREAT! I am trial and erroring on the best way they should be applied to the skin.. should it be relaxed, should it be stretched? Ya know? I've had issues with it due to my error, but other than that, they've been lovely and I hope to get my hearty use outta them! :] I would recommend it to anyone hehe
it will crack with the wrinkles of the skin, so reapplication is frequently needed; but, this is probably the same with any liquid bandage. I put some on the inside of my elbow to check for skin sensitivity, no skin reaction, but it had completely flaked off by morning.
I'm allergic to the plastics they put in regular non-stick bandages, so I will continue using the product with any scrapes.
This is a great waterproof option. We ordered the Sand, the lightest color. One lighter would be useful for an even more discreet bandage for those with pale skin. It also finishes with a shine, which can catch attention on nails, and for a guy, a matte would look less like fingernail polish when used on the hands. It does, indeed, sting on an open cut with the antiseptic, but it's nice to have as something discreet and that stays through multiple hand washings and gel uses. Thanks for offering this...now please get it into Natural Grocers and Sprouts, so we can get it in store! = )
Eco Bandage is amazing so far! The only thing that's a little annoying is that it doesn't stay well on Areas that move a lot like on Knees, the Elbows or Fingers. I usually have to reaply a few times in a matter of hours because it wears off pretty quickly in those Areas. Otherwise it's an amazing Product for wound care!
