Generous pack of 88 patches. Hydrocolloid patches capture pus, cover, protect.
Cover and contain the pus.
Mollenol Hydrocolloid Patches are BIGGER, thicker hydrocolloid patches infused with tea tree & clove.
Mollenol Patches are best used with Mollenol lotion.
Apply Mollenol Patches to larger bumps to capture the pus as it exudes from the bump.
Mollenol Patches can be applied to the face and body but do not stick well to hairy or creased areas.
Pus filled bumps need Mollenol Patches. Mollenol lotion is best for smaller bumps and stubborn bumps need both Mollenol lotion and Patches. Bumps under hair and in the creases of the skin need Mollenol lotion.
Mollenol Patches draw out the pus
Mollenol Patches are waterproof and are best kept on during a shower to help limit the spread of the pus.
Mix of bigger, thicker high quality patches:
- 72 x 15mm round patches plus
- 8 x 20mm round patches plus
- 8 x 20mmx30mm rectangular patches
Bigger patches to cover large bumps. Thicker to absorb more exuding pus.
All patches are 0.45mm thick - the thickest blemish patch available.
All patches contain pectin hydrocolloid (99%) with natural tea tree (0.8%) and clove oil (0.2%).
Do not apply Mollenol Patches with other lotions or creams or after any other medical treatment.
Mollenol Patches should not be applied within 1cm of the eyes including the eyelids. Contains no nut or nut elements nevertheless people with nut allergy should seek medical advice before use.
Mollenol Patches placed on hairy skin, or on skin which is wrinkled or creased (like in the elbows, under arms, or back of knees) may not stick well. Additionally, Patches which are being rubbed by clothing may not adhere for long periods. Sometimes it might be necessary to place a standard bandaid over the Patch to help stay in place in these hairy or creased areas.
ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Customer reviews are the opinions of individuals who have used Mollenol. No compensation or product was offered in exchange for these testimonials. For an accurate diagnosis and treatment of any skin condition, consult a medical professional. Public health regulations mandate the redaction of specific skin issues and other medical matters from reviews. Redacted text has been replaced with the generic term “[bumps]” or the symbols “[].”
