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I tried those patches before my surgery and they wouldn't stick to me for very long. I can't imagine they would do anyone much good if they don't even stay put.

Hello myhomezoo,

I have used them for over 3 years and never had that issue. You may have had a bad batch. If you decide to try them again, make sure the area is clean and dry, no lotions or oily body bath soap. If you have any issues be sure and let the company know.

Regards,

Kathy

Actually, if it was a "bad batch," it was two bad batches because I bought two packages and they both do that. And yes, I apply them to clean dry skin. I do wear another patch that is a prescription patch and it adheres quite nicely. I'm not going to use them any more, anyway, as my surgeon said there is just not enough research behind the patches for her to recommend their use.

I'm using only the calcium patch and it's adhering fine. I think it's probably just an incompatibility in your body chemistry/skin.