Rael Pimple Patches, Miracle Invisible Spot Cover - Hydrocolloid Acne Patch, Treatment for Breakouts, Absorbs Zits & Blemish, Korean Skin Care, 2 Sizes (96 Count)

Not a bad patch - easy to use, does what it says it does, does roll on the plastic or fall off. It doesn't dry my skin out or leave a red patch, which has happened to me before due to my sensitive skin. I will say I think the price is a little inflated for what you get but I do like that there are 3 seperate sizes. I could have used more larger ones or an additional larger size but overall these work intended.

Was looking for a simple pimple patch that hid my pimples while also treating them. Found a few different brands but they were all so expensive!! finally i found this brand and was skeptical at first since they were so cheap but W.O.W. They work well! They soften my skin so well, making it look like there’s no pimple there, which i wanted. I love how you can’t even see it on my skin. Also, the sizes, despite only being two, work well enough for me not to care. I tend to use the big ones at night for when I want it to treat my pimple, and use the small ones in the day to hide them as they are less obvious. I’m sure other brands may do a better job at actually getting rid of the pimple, but for the price, it makes the pimple appear not existent and does a good enough job at treating it. It seems like it treats some pimples better than others, which is fine by me. BUY IT!

These are the best zit patches and I’ve tried soooo many. They actually stick and stay on, don’t hurt to remove, decrease my zit size and irritation dramatically and don’t leave behind residue. My skin is very sensitive and these do not irritate my skin at all! Work well on face, neck, chest, shoulders, back etc

These patches really work for overnight care. I used them on a surfaced blemish and noticed a visible difference the next morning.They’re sticky enough to stay on through the night but still easy to remove. I like that they come in three sizes and don’t dry out my skin. Great for sensitive skin and definitely worth keeping on hand.

Bought these on a whim for the great price. I don’t think I’ll ever use another pimple patch. They work extremely well and are not very obvious on the skin. They don’t irritate my skin and always seem to suck the goop from my pimples.Only thing to note about the 96 pack is that you will need a resealable container for the open patches or else I find they don’t work as well.

I saw an ad for these pop up on Facebook, and I was intrigued. I'd been wanting to try Zitsticka, but the price of Rael is better. A comment from another user led me to look them up on Amazon, and this is, by far, the best deal on an already affordable product. At the very least, it was a minimal investment to take a chance on and try something new--and I've tried a lot of things to help my acne.Now if you're looking for something to heal primarily cystic acne, you'll want to check out the Rael microneedle patches (which I think is the more comparable product to Zitsticka). However, I had a doozie pop up and these still reduced the size in a shorter amount of time. No bringing it to a "head" or anything messy like that--just gradually made it smaller. The microneedle patches probably do a better job with these kinds of pimples (which I plan on buying as well), but nonetheless, I was impressed.What I'm really impressed by is how these patches are healing my stubborn acne that has been around for a long time. I have zits that just never go away 100%. They may decrease in size at times or become more manageable to cover with makeup, but they are still always there. But after a few nights of using these patches on my more troublesome zits, this is the smoothest they've been in a long time. Every morning when I remove the patches, they have pulled more "gunk" from the zits. Furthermore, I have a dark spot leftover from a cystic zit over a year ago, and a patch on for a couple nights in a row has begun to lighten it. I'm convinced I'm on my way to a much clearer face. I also had a random new zit or two that popped up--I was able to zap them with a patch right away and they were completely gone overnight. I imagine the stubborn spots are just going to take a little more time.Now the thing everyone wants to know is if they are truly invisible, can they be worn out during the day, under makeup and so on? In short....no....I wouldn't. They're pretty close to invisible, but not quite. They are still noticeable in certain light and angles. But maybe if you have a pretty bad zit, you'd find wearing a patch over it favorable to going without. They also become white in the center as they pull more "gunk" from the zit, which makes them even more noticeable.As for under makeup, again, I wouldn't. I'm no dummy when it comes to makeup and I have a feeling it just wouldn't look right. I imagine foundation would gather around the edge of the patch throughout the day, making it more noticeable. And I'm not sure foundation would stick to the patches the same way it does to skin.No, these are definitely best as an overnight treatment. Plus, it's pretty satisfying seeing the results each morning. If you're a picker (don't lie--it happens to the best of us) or enjoy popping zits, the satisfaction in removing the patches in the morning is equivalent.I'm just a 36 year old lady who's been dealing with acne and skin texture most of her teen and adult life. I don't boast about much when it comes to skin care, because only a handful of products out there seem to really make a difference. These patches are one of them. Try them. I think you will like them.

I tried the Rael Pimple Patches hoping for a reliable acne solution, and while they work okay, they didn’t quite meet my expectations.The patches are thin and blend well with the skin, making them discreet enough to wear during the day. They do a decent job of absorbing pus from whiteheads, but I found that they don’t stick as well overnight, especially if you have oily skin. By morning, some had peeled off, making them less effective.For minor pimples, they help reduce redness, but for deeper breakouts, I didn’t see much of a difference. They’re not bad, but there are better options out there that offer stronger adhesion and faster results. I’d use them again in a pinch, but they wouldn’t be my first choice.