I thought the problem with the adhesive residue was resolved from reading the aforementioned reply, but I just got the screen protector today and nope, the adhesive residue from the red tape (which is attached to the actual screen protector) leaves a sticky residue that ruins the smooth surface of the screen protector in that corner (and it's relatively large too). I rubbed it with peanut butter to remove it, but now all the rubbing makes the screen all so dull and not attractive. :\

Reviewed by: Tam Le from Toronto, Canada. on 1/27/2012

I purchased the case kit..it came with the screen protector, case, and audio jack. I had a problem with one of the adhesive labels. The label opposite of the screen side was practically melted into the protector. When I tried to remove it, it literally just pulled the screen protector with it and it became crinkled. When I managed to pull the sticker off, there was residue from the label stuck on it. I purchased another one, hopefully I just got a defected one. Rearthusa Team: Hi, I'm really sorry about the mishaps. We will do our best to try and solve this problem for you. Also, We notice that you mention the screen protector became crinkle. This is not possible. The screen protector lies between two outer protective layer to keep it new and clean for you. When you are ready for installation you use the tabs to remove those outer layers. There should be zero adhesive residue or wrinkling. I hope this helps.^^

Reviewed by: Kimberly Nguyen from Gaithersburg. on 8/2/2011

The adhesive label on the screen protector destroyed the screen protector when removing it. It was too sticky and stretched/creased while trying to remove it. The screen protector itself is too thin and very difficult to apply.

Reviewed by: Daniel Milner from California. on 8/1/2011