Essential Medical Supply Lotion EZE Long Handle Lotion Applicator - Perfect for Applying Sunscreen and Lotion to Hard-to-Reach Areas, Easy to Use and Durable for Long-Term Use

I needed a tool to apply foot cream. I have limited mobility and not able to apply creams and locations to my feet & legs. This tool works great. The original sponge was not sticking and I was disappointed. Well I had ordered replacement sponges/pads, changed out the pad and the new one stays on the handle, perfectly, Very happy with this applicator. Would recommend!

Worked fine the first time I used it but after that pad would not stay on. Ordered replacement pads which I thought were expensive. Only received 2 pads and they were almost $9.00. Would not recommend this product to anyone.

This is just the style of lotion applicator that Ive been looking for.It has a soft, sponge like pad & the size is perfect for targeting certain spots. Trying to apply cream to your own back is almost impossible by yourself. Hard pads do not adapt to your back curves. This works perfectly.Prescription cream in a tiny tube needs to be carefully applied just to certain areas. This applicator is perfect for that. It’s not very big like the others, that’s why it’s the perfect size.Washes up easily.

It has a good reach for applying various lotions to hard-to-reach back. The handle is firm but lightly flexible and feels like it will last a long time. The down side is taking OFF the old and DISSOLVING pad is difficult, because the adhesive is VERY sticky. I needed to use several applications of "Goo Gone" to get it off. Now trying an off-brand replacement pad.

I don't have any critical medical problem, thankfully, but after 60 years of never being bothered with an itchy anything I suddenly find myself being driven crazy by a dry and maddeningly itch back. Skin cream does stop it. But I don't usually have someone handy to do the back rub thingy. Thus my sudden interest in a back brush.The field is short and uninteresting. There are cheaper options than this one, but the ergonomics looked good, and the pads seemed the simplest.They are all expensive. Pads are supposed to be replaced with continued use. You can hedge on the pads and just keep cleaning them.It's small comfort to not have to spend ten minutes fornicating with a tree to relieve the agony between my shouder blades. ( HA HA HA HA HA HA ha.... )

Throw away your groaty old sponge. These adhere well, are the right amount of sponginess, and there are enough for backup.

When you can't quite reach that spot to get lotion on it--This works great--Be it ankles or backs. First pad came off really quick. Glad it came with two replacement pads. Second is sticking well.

Good points: the foam is nice and holds cream well. The handle is comfortable and allows manipulation. Downsides: the pad is small; the foam disintegrates after a while. Most maddeningly, it’s impossible to remove the protective paper from the adhesive backing to the foam, and then, if you DO get it off and apply the foam pad, when it’s time to scrape the old pad off and renew it, that little layer of adhesive film remains covalently bound to applicator, and canNOT be removed. GooGone and elbow grease are required to clean the pad area before renewing the pad. The small benefits of this are not worth the aggro.