Kailo Flex Patch - Foot, Neck & Back Patch - Flexible Patch for Sore Muscle & Migraine Relief - Tear-Resistant & Soft - Includes 1 Flex Patch & 5 Adhesives

Applied this product to my back to relieve arthritis pain. It not only did NOTHING for my pain, but the adhesive ate a hole in my skin. I removed the patch 5 days ago - the sore on my skin is still seeping. I will NEVER again waste my money on a topical "magic" pain relief system. I will continue to use anti-inflammatories, essential oils, Biofreeze, Voltaran gel . . . . anything but Kailo or Kailo-type products. HUGE waste of money. I wish I could give it zero stars.

Wow! This is amazing! I’m having a total knee replacement in about a month. But before that I’m going on a retreat where I’ll be on my feet a lot. I usually take an anti inflammatory pain killer everyday, which doesn’t alway help, plus I’ll need to stop taking it a week before my surgery and that’s at the beginning of the retreat… I thought I’d give this a try and to my utter amazement it’s worked for me! I shop regularly at a big box wholesale club and walking on those concrete floors for even 30 minutes has me limping. NOT whiling wearing this patch!The patch itself is made of Tyvek (the stuff they wrap houses in) so it won’t rip. I wore it 24/7 for a week and a half with the first adhesive I put on it (except while showering). It comfortably comes off without pulling skin or hair and will stick right back on after. To remove the adhesive from the patch I rubbed at it a little then used a pin to separate it from the patch. Once I got a sizable amount to get a hold of I just gently pulled the adhesive away from the patch. When you put the adhesive on the patch there is a clear plastic layer that you pull away, I recommend saving that incase you want to remove the patch and not wear it for a length of time, it will protect the adhesive from collecting dust and what not… The picture I’ve attached is of my patch after I removed the adhesive, as you can see, it’s still in great condition. I could have ordered this from their website for a little less $, but after shipping it wasn’t much more from Amazon (with prime?) and I feel I recvd it a lot quicker than I would have from the company. Overall this has worked for and I’m very happy with it.

I've used this several times and days now with various results. I used it on shoulder pain and did notice some relief. Placement is crucial and depending on how successful I am on my back is how good it works. Not well made and immediately felt like I just got ripped off. But wanted to try it. Most the online videos were about the heavier duty version so really had to work hard at learning how to apply the adhesion to this paper version. After just a few days uses it gets pretty wrinkled and gnarly. I have a huge heat transfer press so I used that (with heat off) to put it back to flat again. Impossible to remove the original adhesive to apply the new one. So I just winged it and placed it over it. It worked but not well. For the money just go and use the lidocaine patches. I get 5% patches because I have a doctors prescription for them. I saw no better relief than what the lidocaine patches do for me. Don't waste your money until they improve the quality of this item.

I have used tens before with some relief so I read all of the information and reviews on the Kailo Patch and decided to try it. My first impression was that you need an engineering degree just to attach the adhesive part but on my third adhesive patch I was successful. I followed the directions and had faith it would give me some relief although my expectations were limited. It wouldn't stay on so I used adhesive tape on both ends of the patch. After three days I felt nothing, no benefit at all. I then tried it two more times, three days at a time. It gave me no relief at all so I disposed of it. I hope some people benefit from it but did absolutely nothing for me.

This patch diminished my muscle pain somewhat, but not completely. The instructions are not user friendly and are unclear. I emailed the company for clarifications on " placement" of the device. Those instructions were the repeat of what was initially instructed with the patch. In my email I inquired if the patch was like a TENS unit and Kristen, the person who responded to my email, said that it does work with the body's nerve system. However, how one is supposed to figure out where to place the patch is still "clear as mud" as they say.I will continue to work with the thing until it becomes too much of a bother to deal with. It was expensive and at that bothersome juncture I will send it back for a refund! I hope whoever purchases this device has better results.

I’m a skeptic, but like any skeptic in pain, I’ll give anything within reason a try. I originally bought this for my lower back pain. Yes, it helped, but not as much as I hoped and it moved around under my clothes when exercising. Still, I had hopes.When replacing the sticky back after the first one no longer adhered, I decided to try it above my knee. I’ve got a small tear in my knee and some arthritis in that knee and it was giving me a lot of trouble. It’s been five days and I have zero pain in my knee. It’s just gone. The knee still appears a little swollen to the outside of the knee cap, but I have no discomfort.I wonder if the patch is good for smaller areas or maybe for the larger areas, two would be required. I just may buy a couple more to find out. If so, I’ll report back here!

So I got this before deciding to buy the more expensive plastic version because I wasn’t sure the tech was gonna work and this was the cheaper option to try it out. I love the Kailo and I think it works quite well..but it’s expensive for how long this version lasts 2 to 3 months I think? And the big drawback is the adhesive method. I hate it!! I don’t know who came up with the system of how this sticks to your skin but it is HORRIBLE! It’s horrible to change when it loses its stick and really ruins the patch over a very short time. The way you stick it to the patch itself is horrible too. There has got to be a better way! I’ve purchased the other plastic Kailo with hopes it would be better but it’s also a really bad mode of adhesion on that too. But.. the patch does work! It helps my pain a lot, but I hate dealing with sticking it and changing the sticker that it puts me off using it

Found the videos rather confusing because the patch shown seemed to the 'Kailo' pattern on each side , whereas the patch received had the pattern on one side with a plain paper backing . So is this a real patch ?When looking for the 'sweet spot' , I've so far had no success , but will stick it on , between the pain area and the brain , and see what happens . I would also just say that I've been forced into a review as there doesn't seem to be any way to contact the vendor for advice . Poor show really !

This is basically a piece of paper that has had glue painted on in a pattern the gold Christmas sprinkles poured on, or at least that’s what is seems like. I watched all the placement videos and whatever I did I didn’t ever get the warm tingling sensation they write about. It’s supposed to last 3 months, there is no way that’s true, it’s literally paper if it got wet (sweat for instance) that would be it. I tried it for 4 days and gave up and returned the item. I cannot recommend this for pain relief at all and at 40 quid it’s an expensive piece of paper. Try something else.

Despite moving the thing around into a million locations, playing twister to try to get the think into the right position I got nothing. I am surprised it states the thing should last a few months and is waterproof, as only an hour with this thing it was all curled at the edges and mottled and bend in the middle.Gutted, as I so wanted this to work, but then, hope sells well doesn't it!

It rolls off and doesn’t work