Thin and weak adhesive
These pads are fine for one day, casual use. They are quite thin, and the adhesive does not last more than a day. Also the "big" pads shown in the pictures are actually donut shaped. Fine for corns, etc. but not useful to me.

110 pieces in the box. That works out at $0.06 a piece.
In the range · First Aid & Protection
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6 reviews for this line and its variations, quoted word for word, lowest rating first.
These pads are fine for one day, casual use. They are quite thin, and the adhesive does not last more than a day. Also the "big" pads shown in the pictures are actually donut shaped. Fine for corns, etc. but not useful to me.
Doesn’t stick that well, need to reapply after a few uses but does it’s job
I bought these for our Disney bag and although I didn’t use them I was able to share them with a fellow passenger on the tram heading back! She was so thankful that I had them! Buy them and stick them in your purse! You never know when they may come in handy! Great value also and worked great and a lot of them in the pack!
These moleskin pieces helped me tremendously on a trip to Disneyland-used them on my big and pinkie toes as well as on my heels to prevent blisters. They worked! I have always gotten blisters in the park after a long day walking, and this time I was blister free! Highly recommend
Heading to Disney World for the first time in many years, I knew that we were going to be walking _way_ more than usual (we averaged 11 miles per day), and that our feet were going to take the bulk of the pressure. Moleskin was a shoe-in (ha-ha) for our first aid kit, and I'm glad we had it on hand. I'd always had the big sheet of moleskin that you use scissors to cut into the right shape piece. What's really great about these, and what made them a go-to for our trip, was that they are already cut into useful pieces in a variety of sizes and shapes - no need to carry scissors! Initially I saw the C-shaped pieces and I didn't know why you would need such an odd shape. But actually, it's pretty ingenious! Most of our feet are not perfectly flat - and these more easily mold to the contours because there isn't extra fabric where it would otherwise be in the way. Definitely worth having on hand!
These moleskin patches are excellent. I put one on each pinkie toe to keep rubbing and possible blistering at bay. They worked! They stayed in place without any issues. I came back from a heavy walking trip without any blisters or tender spots. I wore them with sneakers/trainers (Converse) & sandals (Teva). I recommend anyone who will travel and walk a lot to get them. I always had a spare sheet of them in my purse just in case, but never needed them as those applied in the morning stayed put and worked.
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