Curist Super Stick Lidocaine Patches Topical Pain Relief
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About Curist Super Stick Lidocaine Patches Topical Pain Relief
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
71% praised for its strong adhesion, while 29% experienced peeling issues.
I have had the adhesive stuck on my back for 3 days, even after removing the white layer. This shows that the adhesion strength of the adhesive is good.
The patches have good adhesion strength and stay in place for more than 12 hours.
The adhesive caused redness, irritation, itching, and skin pulling, making it unsuitable for use.
68% found it comfortable and safe to use, but 32% experienced discomfort or safety concerns.
The patches are so comfortable that I forgot I was wearing one before showering.
The patches are soft, snuggly, and do not peel off. I also do not feel them after a minute or two. Based on my experience, I can say this.
This brand of adhesive-heat-patches is the best for arms and legs and can be easily cut down to size for arthritic finger pain and big toe bunion pain.
I complained that the patch adhesive caused redness, irritation, itching, and skin pulling.
70% found it easy to use, while 30% struggled with the process.
I am confident that the patches will be easy to use and deliver lidocaine as promised.
The patches are very sticky and tend to fold over, making them hard to remove from the backing.
I took 5 minutes to open the envelope and take out the patch, but now I am unable to open it again. This shows that I am not able to use the patch easily.
71% praised its long-lasting pain relief, though 29% experienced a decline in heat over time.
After my surgery, the patch effectively reduced my nerve pain for about 10-12 hours.
I suggest cutting the patches down to size for arthritic finger pain and big toe bunion pain.
After applying the patch, I felt nothing, indicating that it did not provide any pain relief.
67% liked its compatibility with skin, but 33% found it didn't work with their surface.
I advise not putting the patch on hairy spots and being cautious while removing it to avoid skin irritation.
I experienced skin irritation, redness, itching, and the adhesive pulled off my skin.
When I take off the patches, it seems to take a layer of skin with it and has left rashes on me.
69% appreciated the provided warmth, though 31% found hotspots.
After my surgery, I found that the patch effectively reduced my nerve pain for about 10-12 hours.
For arms and legs, this brand is the best.
I learned that the patches are too sticky and can't be removed easily. I suggested a method to remove the patch without damaging it.
