Fabric Adhesive Bandages, 100 ct Assorted Sizes | Flexible + Breathable Protection Helps Prevent Infection for First Aid and Wound Care

I had an infection on a small wound that needed to be covered with a breathable fabric bandage but the namebrand ones were extremely uncomfortable when removing them to change the bandage. The adhesive was too harsh on almost all that i've tried so I decided to try these. These are extremely comfortable, thin but not TOO thin where the cushion is. The strip is thin and light and breathable but the cushion is just enough to provide proper support should any accidental stubbing of ones toe or knocking of ones hand be an issue. The adhesive is strong and stays in place for hours on end but is very easy and gentle to remove. Not to mention the fact that you get 200 bandages for such a decent price. This is great for any use, wounds, burns, or just regular stocking of the old family emergency first aid kit!

I'm picky about adhesive bandages, and these are my favorite. They have the right amount of stick. They are flexible, and the assorted sizes make them versatile for different locations on the body. I have nine kids, so we go through a ton of these during the warmer months when everyone is outside all the time. I have them on Subscribe and Save.

I want to make comments on another product. The book Pillow Wars arrived with sticky tape on it. Photos were red and poor quality. I ordered again. Thinner paper. Where’s your quality control?

They are better than some, but they don't stay as well as they should.

Great quality bandages for half the price of name brand. They stay in place and don't hurt when removed. Love this pack because it has a great variety of sizes.

These work fine and they don't cost a lot of money.

These are really poor quality. They do not stick. I have never purchased anything this bad in my life. First of all, the individual bandages are difficult to get out of the packaging. In a hurry, say after cutting oneself, you are more likely to tear apart the bandage than remove it from its packaging. The only way I could do it was with scissors. Then it is easy to have the bandage stick to itself so badly you must dispose of it and try to extract another. Now, once you actually get to an undamaged bandage, it does not stick. If you want to put some gauze or a cotton ball underneath it, well, that is not possible, at least not if you have any intention to move. Even without gauze, these bandages always come off any time you change a shirt or put on pants. These are a new level of garbage. Never buy these, or anything made by the same company.

These adhere to dry skin but peel off without taking your skin with it!

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