Nexcare Opticlude Orthoptic Eye Patches, Junior Size, 20-Count

Originally only my son needed daily eyepatching and we found that the adhesive on the Curad brand was the most gentle and that he preferred that brand. He also was fine with the Nexcare as they were far superior to the first patches we tried which left red irritated skin behind upon removal. When my daughter needed to patch, we found that the Curad adhesive wasn't sticky enough because she sweat a bit more than her brother. I think that both the Nexcare and the Curad and great for daily patching. The Curad patches are gentler but the Nexcare adhesive holds up better when damp. Neither irritate the skin. I actually buy both and we have his and her brands in the cupboard.

When we first got these, I was a little confused because the packaging didn't look like what was on Amazon. However, they are still made by 3M and just don't have the Nexcare name on the box. Normally, we buy the Ortopad brand based on the recommendation of my son's eye doctor. However, since we were finishing a box and I wasn't sure if we would continue patching after seeing his eye doctor a week after, I wanted to get a smaller box of eye patches. My son has sensitive skin so we had previously struggled when buying eye patches, and these did bother him a little - not as much as other brands we had tried before discovering Ortopad. However, he has figured out how to remove them in a way where his skin isn't as irritated, so there's no pain. The other thing is that this eye patch is labeled to be for an adult, but it's much smaller than other brands we've used and seems comparable to the ones marketed for really little kids. It covers his eye, but I can't imagine how it would fit on an adult. I really like how these seem to stick better than any other brand we've tried. In fact, he's had a couple of times where he's cried while wearing the eye patch (not because of the eye patch) and the eye patch stays put and doesn't even get loose, despite it being wet underneath. All other patches get loose and I end up having to replace it or have him just take it off. I bet he could wear this eye patch in the shower and it wouldn't come off.

This may sound kind of out there...but...these make a GREAT cost effective alternative to "breast petals". I realized this one day when I was in the drug store looking for petals and I heard the cashier talking to someone an aisle over about children's eye patches for her son's eye and how they were gentle, breathable and remove painlessly....that sounded perfect for what I was looking for too! So when I went to go check them out, the shape and size of the child size was perfect too! In the hot months where you're wearing baggy thin tanks and an unlined bra to keep cool, and need something to "cover up, these work wonders!

Please do not buy these patches! I bought these for my 6 year old to help with her lazy eye.We have always used the 3M Nexcare Sensitive Eye Patch and we loved them... I am not sure why I bought these to try out and they are pure garbage. They do not stick to the eye, they fall off after a few seconds.

They work very well. With the other brands my son was able to take it off. This one's are actually able to hold until I take them off. My son wears it for three hours every day. I never had an issue with them. I highly recommend it to everybody

I like the product. It covers my 2 years daughter’s eye. But it’s hard to take it off. Too sticky. When I take it off from her eye skin, I see glue on her skin.

... If you're blind in one eye, as I am, you may find that blocking the light from the dysfunctional eye filters out crossover textures and other visual phenomena from distracting you at your chosen tasks. I'm 87 years old, in a wheelchair and about 80% blind, so you can see my wife has all the errands she can handle, so vanity will have its day. I have no desire to look like Long John Silver, so these Opticlude eye patches do the trick and people don't even seem to notice them. Best of all, since they come from Amazon, they're one less thing my overburdened wife has stumble around the stores looking for. And today is a good day for ending sentences with prepositions.

No sight in one eye. Have to cover due to unsightly appearance.