Curad Eye Patch, Non-Woven (Paper), 2 1/4 Inches X 3 1/8, Inches, 20 Count

I live in a smaller city and no one had eye patches! So I had to look to Amazon to try and find patches. Tried a couple of brands but this one works the best. Even when having to remove the patch and sticking it back on it would stay put. Definitely recommend this brand if you have had some sort of eye surgery and need to cover your eye during recovery.

Just like the eye patches I had to wear as a kid. Nothing's changed. Simple and functional. I'm wearing over my right eye from time to time because my left has gotten lazy and needs to work harder so that it doesn't drift off to the left. I'm not sure that these will help my issue but they stick , but are not so sticky as to pull your eyebrows or hurt when it's time to tear them off. They are not too large...they could fit both adult and child.

Bought them in case I didn't like the eyeglass lens covered ones.I havent had to use them. No review these you have to stick to your skin not over lens, so im only assuming..they wouldn't be as comfortable ??

I was concerned because I am an adult and the picture on the box shows a child. But these patches work so well that I have already ordered more. I need them for post-eye surgery on an eye whose eyelid doesn’t fully close to keep dust out when I sleep. These work very well! The adhesive allows them to come off easily in the morning, but is strong enough to stay on all night. I have even repositioned several of them when I got them on "crooked" and was able to position them a second time, and they still stayed on all night. The price is extremely reasonable and they are a great value!!

I scratched the corner of my eye and eye lid and the only thing that gave me relief was when i put my hand over my eye. So I got these because nothing else I had worked, They provided the relief I needed and I didn't worry about getting dirt near my eye if I needed to put some pressure on it

My daughter has a form of amblyopia that benefits from patching (though neither I nor my wife have ever seen her eyes misaligned). I bought these patches even though others have said the adhesive is weak, but since they are so inexpensive, I thought it was worth a try.Trust the other reviewers on this - my daughter hates this brand - "It won't stick . . . it keeps falling off!"We also use the Ortopad brand and though it is more expensive, it seems to work the best for her.For what it is worth, we have also tried the pirate-type patch (she hated that), and two different versions of cloth patches that attach to her glasses. She hates these, but on a lesser level than the pirate-patch. The problem with those (I bought them online based on good reviews) is that they just can't block out the light completely, especially as the glasses start to slip down her nose.Get the Ortopads.

I needed it eyepatch to wear for several days after eye surgery… These worked well.

Our son has amblyopia and must be patched 4 hours per day. The first patch we used was from a set of free samples that the doctor gave us. They had a beige colored cloth backing and the adhesive irritated his skin terribly. They were very difficult to remove as well. The next type we tried were NexCare. They had a paper backing, were much easier to remove, and did not irritate his skin. When I went to the store to get a new box, they only had the Curad brand. These are even better than the NexCare. They are so much easier to remove that my son asks for them specifically by brand name. The NexCare adhere a little bit better, but since he doesn't pick at the edges, it's not a problem. Anyone who has trouble with irritating adhesive can try a light layer of Pepto Bismol or Calamine (NOT Caladryl) lotion. ---- An additional note: we had to start patching our daughter as well. Because she sweats more than her brother, the Curad patches were falling off. We found that the Nexcare stay in place for her, so we have his and her brands for patches now.