MED PRIDE Butterfly Wound Closure Strips Pack of 100 Sterile Nonstick Hypoallergenic Latex Free Bandages for Cuts and Injuries (Medium)

They look good ,Have not had a need to test them but they should work well .

Great little gizmo for pulling two sides of skin together, promoting faster healing.

Work well and reasonable price. Hold when the glue from hospital wouldn’t. Well worth the expense.

I picked up this 100-pack of MED PRIDE Butterfly Wound Closure Strips to keep in our home first aid kit. They are excellent for those "in-between" cuts that are a bit too deep for a standard bandage but don't quite need a trip for stitches. Why I gave it 4 stars: The only reason I’m knocking off a star is that they are not 100% waterproof. If you get them wet in the shower or while washing your hands, the adhesive tends to loosen up fairly quickly. I’ve found that I usually need to apply a waterproof cover or a larger film over them if I know they’re going to be exposed to moisture. The Highlights: Excellent Value: Getting 100 sterile strips in one box is a huge plus. It’s way more cost-effective than buying the small 10-packs at the local pharmacy. Non-Stick & Gentle: These are truly hypoallergenic and latex-free. My skin is usually pretty sensitive to adhesives, but these didn't cause any redness or irritation even after wearing them for a full day. Strong Hold (When Dry): On dry skin, the tension is great. They do a solid job of pulling the edges of a cut together and holding firm. Sterile Packaging: Each strip is individually wrapped, which is exactly what you want for wound care to prevent any contamination. The Verdict: If you need a reliable butterfly bandage for your emergency kit, these are a fantastic choice—just don't expect them to survive a swim. I’d definitely buy them again for general household use!

I cut the top of my middle finger, left hand knuckle and the wound wouldn’t close with a regular bandaid. I ordered these strips paid for fast delivery and they arrived in three hours. They stuck to my skin so well I had to use a number of them to get them positioned correctly. I then applied a Nexcare waterproof bandaid over the top for a little cushioning. I changed the strips 24 hours later and the wound was closing pretty well, but I still washed with hydrogen peroxide. I’m careful not to bend my knuckle and will continue to replace every 24 hours. I think this saved me a trip to the ER/urgent care.

Hand butterfly bandage for light cuts and wound care not requiring stitches. A must have for every emergency wound care kit

If you are an outdoor person or even one that liked home improvement projects, then it’s a good idea to have a good supply of bsndages. These are good quality. They pull the wound together. Get some.

Horrible! The adhesive does not stick well to the skin. When opening, one side peels off just fine, but the other side has to be contorted at an angle before the bandage is usable. I can’t think of anything worse when someone actually needs a butterfly quickly to control bleeding.