Band-Aid Brand Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages for Wound Care and First Aid, All One Size, 100 Count
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Leslie
> 3 dayFabric flexible bandaids are the only way to go. As a nurse and mother... and years of buying and using different types of bandaids, this is the only way to go. The plastic type dont stay on or most importantly breath. Even though you are covering the wound, you need to have the rest of the area be able to get some air so you dont get mottled white skin underneath. The only great thing about this type of bandaid is that it moves and is flexible. That means that it will last for 24 hours and will be able to attach to awkward different angled body parts like fingers and feet. Unless you have kids, this is the type of bandaid that you need. Even if you have kids, you can use magic markers and design your own custom Mom bandaids.
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Ian
> 3 dayI personally love cloth band-aids. They adhere so much better than the plastic type bandages and I just think theyre more comfortable. This pack is a good size for a good price. I always keep two of these in my wallet and find having them incredibly useful.
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Mrs. Ellie Schinner
> 3 dayHowever, kind of painful when removing it.. Four stars
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Kaboobs
> 3 dayVery nice buy... Use them in wrapping fingers when golfing...
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Brooke Jones
Greater than one weekBest bandaids out there!
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Bill
12-06-2025Very flexible and waterproof I have tried other cheaper brand but I alwayscome back to the band aid brand
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Tiffani
> 3 dayThese are my go-to band-aids. They are soft on the skin, don’t cause irritation, long lasting, and come in a variety of shapes and sizes to fit just about any wound.
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Jane Austen
> 3 daySorry to say that adhesive being used in these flexible strips has changed—after two hand washes with regular soap, off it comes. Doesn’t last one day. I’ll stick with tough strips—the adhesion still pretty good but also less than used to be.
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David 01760
Greater than one weekJust adding that the box is huge. Can’t really see it in the pic. I was picturing the old boxes that were about the size of a pack of cigarettes. This box is 6 times bigger. A LOT of band-aids.
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Zach S
> 3 dayPatched skin leak with bandage, also helped remove pesky arm hair. I would rate 32 potatoes out of 4 cabbages.
