PDI Healthcare B16400 Adhesive Tape Remover Pad, 1.2" Width, 2.6" Length, Pack of 100

Excellent for removing everything they stick on you in the hospital.Effectiveness:very effective.

Works great at removing any tape residue

Actually used for my cat that had double ACL surgery the hospital sent us home with only 2 not nearly enough, and it was so hard to remove the medical glue from his legs. It’s great for bandaid tape removal from skin also. Handy packs and we have used them often I was glad to find them on Amazon other drug retailers did not carry them.

After I had surgery done on my spine I had a lot of adhesive residue left on my skin from the bandages that were used. My doctor's office gave me a handful of these wipes to use at home. They worked so well, with minimal effort. I needed to purchase additional wipes because the area was large.I also use these after I remove my continuous glucose monitor sensor from the back of my arm every 2 weeks. I use these wipes to get the adhesive residue off my arm, wipe my arm with an alcohol swab and then apply a new sensor. I've been using them for months and they make things so much easier.

it does work, it feels mineral oil based though. Which you will have to was before reapplying any adhesive bandage again.

Let me start by saying, I prefer using natural occurring substances for anything & everything whenever possible (i.e., Orange essential oil, Thieves plant-based Household Cleaner, etc.) However, there are a handful of things we still keep on hand for that rare moment when the natural products don't "quite" cut it...THIS is one of those products~While Orange oil works fabulous for removing labels from jars, it's not something you nescessarily want to use to remove bandage adhesive from around an open wound. Even vegatable-based oils like coconut & Jojoba don't do what these tiny swabs can do in one swipe~They dissolve all types of adhesive without a trace & leave no greasiness afterwards. We use hydrocolloid bandages whenever we can and they tend to leave the WORST residue behind since you can wear them for several days before needing to change them. Even after showering, you may still see bits of these bandages' "glue" stuck around your skin. Worse, if you DO lose one of these bandages in your sleep, they harden up & become like concrete to your bedsheets. Gross, I know- But, just being real! ... It's ney-impossible to get one off fabric in this situation...Unless you have these swabs~Applied to the opposite side of the fabric to where the "concrete" bandage is attached, they will slowly, but surely release that bond & save your sheets (or PJ's) from the trash~Though not an everyday item, we keep them on hand for these sorts of events & I'm sure they have many more uses that we've not yet found in our 10 years of using them.

Really like these. Work great to remove adhesive.

These small pads contain the mild chemicals necessary to dissolve the adhesives typically used to stick medical things to your body, such as EKG pads, pads that protect Ports while being accessed, adhesive tape, large self-adhesive bandages and bandaids with powerful adhesives, especially waterproof ones. For men with hairy chests, etc., dissolving the adhesive on the numerous pads stuck to your chest hair during a typical EKG avoids the torture you feel when these sticky things are ripped off your chest, along with all the hair under them. I bought my own PDI Pads and take them to medical visits. EKG pads that don’t pull out your body hair are available, but most people who operate these machines work for hospitals or offices too cheap to buy the better pads, an opinion based only on my experience. Great value for your money, if you are averse to the pain of having body hair ripped out by sticky EKG pads, etc.