Brand Skin-Flex Adhesive Bandages, Assorted Sizes, 60 Count

This is my absolute favorite bandaid quality product. The sizing variety is a bit weird, but no matter. They stay on great. Hold up to washing hands pretty good. Don't roll up like the flex fabric ones or get tacky sticky like the waterproof ones.

A great wound bandage, it’s very easy on the skin. One warning, however, do not under any circumstance, allow the adhesive to make contact with any other portion of the bandage itself. What’s the bandage is stuck to itself it is virtually impossible to pull it apart and use it properly, so it’s easy to ruin a bandage if you’re not very, very careful about applying it. Just saying that out of a box of 10, if you screw up two or three it gets expensive…plus if it is the last bandage, you have a more serious problem. So, it’s a great bandage if you can apply it without messing it up. Band-aid should look into making the application process easier and more reliable.

I had a biopsy and use these bandages to keep my wound covered and clean and they did a perfect job. They were easy to apply. They stayed on the whole time. The biopsy was underneath my bra strap and even my bra didn’t cause them to come loose. Definitely recommend will buy again if ever need.

Band-aid is the best. Firm stick

I like the texture and durability of this bandaid. I had an incident with a hedge trimmer and used these instead of gauze for a covering while healing. They don't stick to the wound, work well, and last at least 24 hours. Not sure about anything over 24 hours since I had to change them. My only con is that the pad isn't centered in the bandaid most of the time. I used a ton of these, and so many had the pad placed off-center. Consistency would be nice.

These are the BEST, easy to use, stay in place. The only thing I could ask for is to be able to get a whole box of the large size rather than the three sizes.

Covers well. Holds goods. Sticks a little when removing.

Great bandage and the hydrocolloid pad is working miracles with my gross-but-healing burn. But Bandaid’s packaging doesn’t tell you the size of the pad, only the size of the overall bandage with the adhesive part. So how do you know which to pick? You don’t. Unless you read my review. Not having any useful guidance from Bandaid, I ordered both the large and extra large sizes. It turns out the XL size worked for me, but I’ll keep the large size for some future horrible injury I’m certain to give myself. And for you, I will disclose the size of the inner pads so at least you can buy the right size. The large bandage has an overall size (including the adhesive part) of 3.54” x 1.81” (why not use round numbers, Bandaid?), and the hydrocolloid pad is just under 2.25” long by 1” wide. That was too small for my gnarly steam burn. The extra large bandage is 3.54” x 2.75” overall and the pad is 2.25” long by 1.5” wide. That was just right, although I would have liked it to be a little bigger. Unfortunately, Bandaid doesn’t make a mega-venti size bandage beyond XL. Oh well. See my photos of the measurements (both the XL and The L), and happy bandage purchasing. I hope your wound isn’t as bad as mine.

Excellent product and will buy it again.

The packaging/box of patches is crushed and they are scattered inside the postal paper bag.

The product itself is 5-star but the packaging was awful. The bandaids took so long, the packaging was torn … the box was torn/crushed! Luckily I was able to save most of the bandaids. My husband uses these and needs them for work.