Amazon Basic Care Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages, First Aid for Wounds and Scrapes, Breathable First Aid Wound Care Supplies, Assorted Sizes, 100 Count

Pretty sure these are Mckesson bandages just relabeled and resold for amazon. Made in USA, Very high quality, holds for days and multiple showers, expect to scrub off the adhesive if you leave them on that long. Was like $4.50 after tax when I bought them.

Excellent product. Does not come off when wet.

EDIT 7/20/25: I have found with more experimentation that the primary issue is that the bandages do not stick well to *themselves*. They stick quite effectively to bare skin, even though flexing and hand washing. I have found than angling them for finger application so that the ends primarily stick on bare skin improves their adhesion. Updating to 3 stars. ORIGINAL Very disappointing. Very poor adhesion at ends of bandages. Within minutes, or really just with the slightest bit of friction or force against or near the end of the bandage, it just immediately comes unstuck. The bandages in the picture were applied ~2 min before taking the picture. The ends coming unstuck on 2 out of 3 fingers, without doing anything besides sitting down on the couch and taking out my tablet to write this review. If you want to reach into your pocket for something? Prepare for the bandage to come off your finger and get stuck to the inside of your pocket. Want to pet your dog? Your dog will be wearing the bandage instead of your finger. I have tried wrapping these in different ways, different directions, I've been meditculous to avoid touching the adhesive to make sure it wasn't oil from my fingers disrupting the adhesion. No dice. In all honesty, they are good in other ways. Flexible, comfortable, easy to take out of the paper and apply. But I can't justify giving a bandage higher than 1 star even with those other qualities if it won't actually stay wrapped around a finger without unpeeling at the end and sticking to the very next thing I go to handle. A bandage is supposed to cover a cut so that you can still lightly use that part of your body, not make it so you can't use that part of your body for fear of the bandage coming off or sticking to what you're touching. You get what you pay for I guess lol. There are some other brands on here that I will be sticking to in the future (no pun intended).

Overall, I have been satisfied with these Amazon bandages. I have been using them on my hands where my skin cracks, when it gets too dry. They work well for this purpose, as far as staying "put" until I remove them. The tan flexible part "moves" with me, whenever I flex my hand. If anyone is having problems with adhesion, I don't know why. I haven't had any problems with that: They stick great. Bandages should always be applied on skin that is clean, dry, and free of any/all lotions, ointments (except antibiotic ones), and oils of any kind. There will be problems with adhesion if the skin is greasy or moist at all. Which brings me to the one thing that Does need improvement with these bandages. It is the so-called "absorbent" pad on them. The pad is not near absorbent enough. If you buy these bandages, plan on changing them more frequently than other bandages, because the pad gets soaked in no time, if the wound is oozing at all. But since these bandages are so economical, I will keep buying them. Each bandage costs just pennies. They are absolutely still a very good value, even if you have to change them more frequently. In fact, I just ordered my second box of them. They are a good buy. I don't mind changing them more often when they are priced this Low.

I am very pleased with these Amazon Basic Care Flexible Fabric Bandages.. I'd been a Beiersdorf Coverlet Bandage purchaser for 30+ years but they sold their business to Leukoplast. I tried their bandages but didn't care for them. Some people claim they are the same as Beiersdorf but they are not. The fabric, adhesive and packaging are all noticeably different; I'm not sure about the pad. These Amazon bandages hold well enough but can be removed pretty easily without tearing my skin. The assortment provides bandages for most wounds.

Great budget-friendly bandages that are soft, flexible, and comfortable to wear. They stick well and move with your skin, making them ideal for daily use. Good value for a 100-pack, though they may not be as durable as premium brands for heavy-duty needs

These Amazon Basic Care Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages work great for small cuts and minor injuries. They stick well and stay in place even with movement. The flexible fabric makes them comfortable to wear, and they don’t feel too stiff or bulky. Handy to keep in a first aid kit for quick, everyday protection.

These are cheap. Low price and low performance. They don’t stick to themselves or to the skin very well.