Review on 🩹 Nexcare Waterproof Clear Bandages, Germproof, 20 Count Packages - Pack of 4 by Jason Childs

What I used them for. As a long-distance runner who wears a hydration pack while running, I shouldn't be shirtless. When guys wear running shirts and sweat a lot, the fabric of the shirt can rub against our nipples. I put them on my nipples before running and never had any irritation or bleeding. Very important. Wet removal is much easier and less painful than dry removal. That's good.* These are strong bandages that hold up well when you sweat heavily. wet together with the bandage prevents hair loss and prevents pain. Poorly. *These bandages have the usual adhesive backing that needs to be removed and an outer top border (keeps the bandage firm and straight when applied). Removing the top edge sometimes causes the patch to rise and curl up, which also prevents it from sticking. If you rub it for a few seconds, it usually doesn't happen. *Occasionally I get a patch with bad adhesive. Usually 1 or 2 in a box. In general. For what I use them for, they're a lot cheaper than tong protectors and they don't show through my running shirts. If you have large nipples, they will be too small. Small cuts on fingers or other body parts are very tough but difficult to remove once dry (which is great). As I use them as nipple protectors they are excellent. Before using them I bought the Walgreens brand, clear one size fits all, which was my favorite until they stopped making them. It's a very close second, but bought in bulk, a much better price.