Pimple patches are overcharging you.
You've been paying up to 44¢ per pre-cut patch. The Zyntra Hydrocolloid Roll is the exact same medical-grade material — at about a penny per use. Do the math.
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The same material.
A very different price.
Why patches cost so much — and why the roll doesn't
Pre-cut patches charge for packaging
Each individually separated patch in a plastic tray costs more to produce than the hydrocolloid itself. You're largely paying for the format.
The material is identical
Dermatologists have used hydrocolloid wound dressings (in roll form) for decades. The trendy patch packaging doesn't change what's inside.
You always use the wrong size
Pre-cut patches come in 2 sizes. Pimples don't. With a roll, you cut the exact dimensions you need — every single time, zero waste.
One BOGO order = years of patches
Each roll is 2 inches × 16 feet — roughly 2,500 dot-size patches. Use one every single night and a BOGO order still won't run out for years.
Cut. Stick. Sleep. Wake up clearer.
Cut a patch — any size
One snip with scissors. Dot-size for a single spot, a strip for clusters. Takes five seconds.
Stick it on before bed
Press onto clean, dry skin. It seals the spot, keeps your hands off it, and starts absorbing.
Sleep on it
The waterproof seal stays put all night while the hydrocolloid pulls the gunk out.
Wake up clearer
Visible results in as little as 6 hours — for about a penny instead of 44 cents.
4,000+ orders shipped.
People noticed.
What dot-patch users ask first
Is this really the same stuff as name-brand dot patches?
It's medical-grade hydrocolloid — the wound-care material dot patches are made from. The difference is the format: they die-cut it into 36 circles and charge 44¢ each; we put it on a roll and you cut it yourself for about 1¢.
Why is it 44× cheaper? What's the catch?
You're skipping what makes dots expensive: per-dot die-cutting, plastic trays, and retail markup on a 36-count box. The material does the work — the scissors part takes five seconds.
How many patches do I actually get?
Each roll is 2 inches × 16 feet — roughly 2,500 dot-size patches. Cut bigger pieces for clusters and you'll get fewer, but even large patches cost pennies, not dollars.
What exactly arrives in the mail?
Each box contains 2 rolls. The Buy 1 Get 1 Free deal = one box, 2 full rolls.
When will I see results?
Hydrocolloid starts absorbing as soon as it seals. Most people see the patch visibly working — and the spot flatter — in as little as 6 hours overnight.
What if it doesn't work for me?
You're covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee. If it doesn't outperform your pre-cut patches, send it back for a full refund.
Stop paying 44x more
for the same thing.
Two rolls. ~5,000 patches worth of coverage. About a penny per use. The same medical-grade hydrocolloid you've been overpaying for in tiny pre-cut packs.
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