Micro-Scientific R6A Goo Gone Topical Adhesive Remover for Skin, 16oz

Wife has a Dexcom G7. Adhesive is really great, but painful to get off. My pharmacist recommended going to Amazon as they didn't carry adhesive release agents. This works very well and no pain. Smells nice and washes off easily. Use a 1 cotton ball and the bottle will last for over a year.

I wear libre3 sensors on my arm and use patches to help hold them on. This stuff is amazing and makes removal easy and painless.

We have tried several different medical adhesive removers, but none worked as well as this Goo-Gone. This product removes all the adhesive residue. It's so nice not to have to use multiple little adhesive remover pads. A little of this on a 4x4 and wipe thoroughly. We wash the area with Dial soap after using this product prior to re-applying any adhesive.

Helps in removal of medical adhesives gums - also now less painfull to remove them when the adhesive bandage is properly soaked/pretreated. (ie. CGM over patches, Medical Tapes, Adhesive Bandages). Not perfect or magic - but it is helpful.

Excellent quality. I get medical infusions and treatments weekly. The pain of removing the bandaids and tape was worse than the port punctures. This removed the tape in two seconds without hardly pulling, Amen. I could not recommend it more.

Love, it helps to take the tape off

I'm actually annoyed how well this works. I was diagnosed with diabetes 5 months ago and was lucky enough that my insurance (mostly) covers CGMs (Continuous Glucose Monitors.) If you're not sure what that means, its that little device that helps diabetics monitor their blood sugar levels without constantly pricking your finger. I apply a new one every 10 days and it stays on on my person attached with glorified medical tape. I also use a patch that's glorified sports tape/KT tape. However, after months of changing these things every 10 days, I had a lot the linty-sticky residue. Nothing I used (oil, alcohol, make up remover, micellar water, scrubs, etc) worked that well. Not without a lot of elbow grease and time. (And there was usually a little residue still left.) I will also note, I haven't had much of a reaction to the CGM tapes. I usually do get a little rash from bandage residue, but I haven't have much of an issue. So this is from someone that has (at worst) a VERY MILD reaction to adhesives. When you're wearing something that has a tiny tube sitting just beneath the skin, that gets old and uncomfy real fast scrubbing the surrounding skin. I decided to wait for this shipment to come in (just hours ago) before I insert my new CGM. I am going to wait until tomorrow since this is a slightly oily sensation left. It's not bad, but I know the adhesive won't last as well as it usually does. (I do have my glucose levels well under control, so that's no worries.) I kid you not....It took three cotton pads with the littlest amount of this solution and all the leftover stuff came off almost immediately. I'm annoyed how well it worked and how long it took me to finally make the purchase. This will last me for quite some time. (However I'm curious how well it'll help me when my tape in hair extensions decide to be stubborn coming out...) It has a light orange smell; definitely Goo Gone, but just lighter. It's not a super thick oily liquid like the normal stuff, it's like a lighter oil. My skin absorbed it pretty quick. Seriously, I'm so annoyed how well it worked, I had to hop back on my computer after calling it a day from work to write this. XD

This is a cheaper option so there is that but if you using to remove tape adhesive on say, a dog surgical site, dogs' ears, etc - Go with Unisolve. This will work but it leaves a residue. Yes, you should be washing the site (regardless of if its surgical, posting, etc) but Unisolve is more forgiving if you miss an area or don't get all the surface perfectly (easily happens when dealing with a pet). This stuff leaves a residue that will interfere with adhesion later. Unisolve does not. I also feel Unisolve does a better job overall with breaking down the adhesive hold. But this was cheaper and available so I tried it. It does break the adhesive hold. It doesn't have an overpowering smell. It didn't irritate skin. It does work as intended. It has a place in the market. But I will be sticking with Unisolve in the future (no pun intended!) because of the pet use.

This should get 10 stars. It takes off surgical tape adhesive with ease. It only has a faint smell.

It works, and doesn't burn! I was released from hospital covered with adhesive residue for ECG pads. I tried using alcohol, soap, and vegetable oil - - none of which worked. Saturated some cotton balls with this stuff, and the residue is gone! Great stuff!

Does a wonderful job removing the glue that remains stuck to my skin after the removal of tape from the canula insertion location on my abdomen. The nurse changes this three times each week, so this solvent is skin friendly and prevents painful adhesive removal.

Works well. Dont really like the smell but it works

We bought this to remove adhesive from our Doberman puppies ears. We are taping his ears, so there is always lots of tape and glue stuck to his fur. A few drops of this stuff and everything comes right off without yanking out his fur! It is so good and totally worth the cost.