COSRXAcne Pimple Patch Absorbing Hydrocolloid Original 3 Size Patches for Blemishes and Zits Cover, Spot Stickers for Face and Body, Not Tested on Animals (72)

I got these for my kiddo because they’re plain hydrocolloid and don’t have any medications, acids, or essential oils in them. I normally buy hydrocolloid bandages when he gets a bad cut or boo-boo. They suck up infections and seriously heal his owies without leaving a scar. He recently fell on the playground and got a tiny, but DEEP, laceration on his forehead. I’ve been putting one of these on his face before bed, then removing it in the morning when the patch starts to look white. They don’t slip around, lift, or fall off (and he’s a sweaty sleeper!).These patches aren’t nearly as thick as hydrocolloid or blister bandages, but they still suck up a lot of junk. I use them on my acne too, and they seem to make my zits flatter and less red by morning (as long as they’re close to the surface).TIP: apply to freshly cleansed skin, no other skincare products or creams. If you’re using them on a zit, use a warm compress or washcloth to bring the whitehead and pus to the surface better. Helps if they’re applied to open pores!The best part: they don’t hurt to remove! He’s autistic and has major sensory issues when it comes to bandaids and removal. He now calls these his “magic bandaids.” He can even take them off himself!👍🏼

I’ve bought these COSRX pimple patches so many times - they’re just that good. Whenever I feel a zit coming on, I pop one of these on before bed and by morning it’s either flat or completely gone. They come in different sizes which is super helpful and they stick really well even overnight. I’ve even worn them during the day and they are not that noticeable.No weird smell, no burning, and they don’t dry your skin out like other products. Plus, no popping needed because it pulls everything out gently and keeps things clean.Definitely a must-have for me. I always keep a pack around just in case something pops up before an event or during stressful weeks. Total game changer!

Pros: Protects acne and even small cuts from bacteria and environment. Varied sizes. Inconspicuous enough to be nearly invisible if worn in certain spots, on camera, and from a distance. Stays on a long time on less oily skin or areas.Cons: Sometimes there are issues in packaging or manufacturing and it can grow what looks like bacteria. It becomes obviously spotty like a dirty petri dish under a microscope. Easily fixed by sending it back.

Good product, helps calm down my pimples overnight. I used this many years already.

As a lucky sort who has chronic acne in her thirties, I have spent the last 20 years or so figuring out the best ways to control and heal blemishes. There's no one size fits all approach-- what works for my skin won't necessarily work for someone else, and vice cersa, so everything is a test and see sort of situation. I get all sorts of acne, and have had the chance to try these patches on a variety of blemishes (lucky me!). I've also had a chance to try both these and two other types of hydrocolloid bandages, so I have a thorough comparison of what's best, what's cheapest, and what's worth the money. You're welcome.I've exclusively worn all types in my home, generally overnight. This type of product works best on blemishes that are "open," although I had some middling success applying them to still-closed blemishes. They helped to pull some remaining stuff out of extracted blackheads on occasion, and have done a great job helping open spots not only empty, but heal, without getting dry and flaky.My first venture was another brand of acne patches from NexCare. They were effective in terms of pulling out and absorbing the contents of a spot, but they didn't stick reliably, even to very clean skin. They wouldn't come off overnight, but if I moved my face too much between applying the patch and going to sleep, they'd come unstuck around the edges. They're also fairly thick. Per patch, they cost about 18 cents.Next, I bought the Corsx brand. They stick infinitely better (I've only ever had one that came up around the edges, and only then when I forgot to remove moisturizer from the spot before I applied). They're much thinner and, while I wouldn't wear them out and about, they're far less visible than the Nexcare ones. They at least or more effective than the Nexcare patches, but it's a tough thing to measure. They cost roughtly 25 cents apiece when you buy just one pack, so they're definitely more expensive.Finally, I bought a pack of blister bandages (target brand) and cut of squares and strips from them to use. Making some assumptions about how many patches one could get out of a bandage, this is by FAR the most economical option at less than 5 cents per patch. Whether or not cutting up the bandages yourself into custom sizes is a negative or a positive will depend on the user (custom sizes are cool, but having to cut one off each time you need a patch, keeping track of falloff for future use, making sure you have scissors handy at all time are all drawbacks, however minimal they may seem). These were not as demonstrably effective as the ones designed for acne: while the other two patches had visibly absorbed the contents of a blemish, these sorta kinda had? You could tell where the blemish had been open under the patch but... did it absorb much of anything, or did it just keep stuff from coming out? Dunno. On top of that, the adhesive on these is much more substantial, so while any and all patches I applied stuck, they stuck a little too well, and peeling them off in some instances was painful.In the end, I'm all about doing what is best for my face, even if it hurts my wallet a little more than a less effective alternative. Moreover, I like finding a better deal on what's best for my face when I can. Which is where this multipack deal comes in! For 10 packs of patches the price per patch drops to about ten cents a pop (heh), which for what is in my opinion a better product than the 18 cents apiece Nexcare and a MUCH better product than the 5 cents apiece generics.My advice, in the end: Try the Corsx brand and the generic hydrocolloid bandages. If the generics work for you, you'll save quite a bit of money, and you can pick them up at any drugstore. If you prefer the Corsx, buy this multipack and save a bunch and always have them on hand (they don't expire, unlike a lot of skincare items, so stocking up is a no-brainer for people with chronic recurring blemishes).

I love these things! Need a blemish gone asap? Try these? Put it on at night or day they’re invisible and your blemish is gone and healed!! Try it , then you’ll believe me, lol.