Immunity Patches

STAYS PUT ON SKIN EVEN IN WATER. FEELS DIFFERENCE WHEN I DON'T TAKE.

I'm an avid Patch Brand user... I love their Energy and Focus but honestly didn't think I'd need an Immunity patch, until cold/flu season is upon us ... I finally broke down and got these and started using them regularly while everyone at work and in the house got sick, I fortunately did not get sick. These work!!They stay put very well and love how easy it is to conceal them while you're wearing them. Would highly recommend!!

I purchased all 5 Patch types and have been wearing them for over 2 weeks now. I’ve seen improvement in my energy and focus levels with those two patches, so I will definitely be continuing to wear them. The sleep patch is my favorite and have definitely seen an improvement in my quality of sleep since wearing them. The patches stick great and do not come off when you sweat or take a shower. 10/10 would recommend these products instead of having to take daily multivitamins.

I did not notice any benefits of using these patches, and they are extremely expensive. The adhesive doesn't stick well either, as they would often fall off of my skin before the product was fully absorbed. I am not quite sold on these patches, and I will continue to take vitamins orally instead.

I like the blend of ingredients these have in them, so far I haven't gotten sick! I pair this with the sleep, which I feel like overall has been helping my immune system. I just stick it on my wrist, it kind of feels like an adult sticker which is fun!

I was able to try a lot of the different formulas this THE PATCH BRAND company is selling. Immunity is probably my favorite followed by Sleep.q: who are these really best for? (in my opinion--obviously)a: those who can't or won't take vitamins (chewable or otherwise swallowable) .I have come to this conclusion based on relatively low levels of vitamins, only water soluble can be used in a patch to administer transdermally. The company seems to say that regular vitamins are filled with fillers and this is "bad for you". I don't think that this is fair to say as a blanket statement about vitamins just as an effort to make their product seem necessary. Some people may similarly say putting plastic on your skin for hours is not healthy. But maybe it is?I found that it takes some digging to get the exact dose of the vitamins included in each of these vitamins and I think it would be worthwhile to know just how fast they are absorbed. Some vitamins are definitely better than none but generally when I take a supplement, like zinc for instance (in the immunity patch) , I like it to be at least the full daily dose. Still, I so like the idea of taking zinc transdermally because it is one of the most likely vitamins to cause a stomach issue for me personally! Also the manufactureer says it is ok to take one more patch at a time which may be a good idea to get more zinc but it's not an economical way to get your zinc at all.These patches should not replace regular vitamins entirely as there can be huge holes in the nutrients you are getting from food, magnesium for instance or fat soluble vitamin D, and that is not best in a patch although it can be absorbed through skin, yet there is 1 mg of vitamin D in the "immunity patch" and they don't specify what form of vitamin D. That is a very low amount Equivalent to Less than 1 IU. 1000-4000 Iu is recommended. 40 mg of zinc would be considered a pretty good dose but the immunity patch has 5mg of zinc.I like this patch because I like an alternative to swallowing zinc which oftentimes make me feel a little queasy, but because the does is a little low compared to the amount of zinc I would ingest, even if the absorption is high, I don't think this equates to better than a full dose.

My daughter and I both use these daily. What a difference they make!

I like the idea of using one patch vs. taking multiple vitamins, and I gotta say, so far so good!