My target was doing 50 % off all booster packs too <| sep |> Or just type the command out to it . <| sep |> Doesn ' t look like an allergy , maybe folliculitis . If you had an allergy you would know it , like really know it . What can help is cleansing the skin before disinfecting . Nurses generally never actually clean the skin , they just scrub with the prep . Oils and dead skin can be a bother . Also allow the prep to dry . 30 seconds is a MINIMUM but can go to several minutes if you live in a humid environment . Most CHG preps as 70 % alcohol , alcohol is cytotoxic and very irritating . Barrier films can also help , make sure it is sterile not all are , alcohol free , and CHG compatible . Ask for it or you can buy it online . Make sure they are dressing your port as you are sitting up , if you are laying down or anything your breast tissue will pull on the dressing causing irritation . If you ever had irritation only above the actual port and likely on the edges or upper corners this is likely the cause . In the same note as above , make sure the nurse is not stretching the dressing . 99 % do and this will certainly cause irritation .