Band-Aid Brand Hydro Seal Large Adhesive Bandages: Waterproof Care for Wound, Blister, Cut, and Scrapes - 6 Count Review

I have a prescription band-aid that needs to stay on for a week. I'm a runner so I sweat a lot and shower a few times a day. I had trouble keeping my patch. It was recommended to me and it really sticks to my prescription patch and I have no problem with sticky rashes. It stays all week and I don't even feel it. It peels off easily, leaving no sticky residue. I highly recommend it.

Really help to heal wounds faster and better. They also turned out to help remove excess corns by applying some cream underneath. The smaller ones work well for very small wounds, and the larger ones are usually too big (and expensive). But none of my local stores have that size labeled 'large' so I ordered them online. This is the most comfortable size for my needs. I never expected to be really impressed by band-aids, but these things got me hooked right away. And no, I don't work for J&J.

I used it along with plasters to remove warts for my son. This made the wart patch stay in place longer and I used this hydrocolloid patch alone to treat scaly skin (salicylic acid works on both warts and the surrounding skin) around the warts for a few days between treatments. It worked great for my son and after a long battle with warts this is the patch that actually got rid of the warts. I wish it was cheaper.

A few days ago I fell while running and scratched my arm badly. great opportunity to try my new Hydro Seal Patches! I washed the wound, made sure it was clean and dry, and then put one of those bandages on it. It lasts 3 days and then starts to peel off. I put another one on, assuming that I too would last three days. NO. It only took a few hours for the edges to peel off. The third didn't even last that long. In theory these bandages are great, my scratch actually looked a lot better when I…

I love these bandages. They help me with almost every little skin problem. It's like a layer of artificial skin that protects the original and reduces pain/irritation/itching while it heals. Keeping edges from peeling off or sticking to things, especially arms and legs, for long periods of time can be a challenge, but a few pieces of paper tape for sensitive skin usually helps. As for the claim that they're making them smaller now, I'd like to be able to contact the other commenter here…

I have been using Band Aid LARGE Hydro Seal for several years to treat a chronic bunion problem. The size was perfect; until I received the last box. How disappointing and how really annoying it was that the bandages were reduced by about 1/3 I think. Now they are too small to use for my foot problem. Great article - gone! Still marked LARGE but should read Medium. Should be profit oriented as this is certainly not in the best interest of the client. Maybe they could spend less on fancy silver…

My poor little 6 mon. My eldest son has fairly severe eczema. We have changed our diet (due to a suspected dairy allergy) and are constantly applying barrier creams. Despite our best efforts it still has some very nasty patches, red, sore and occasionally oozing. After a good cleaning and drying, I apply one of these bandages and leave it on for 3 days. The removal doesn't bother my little one and after 72 hours the rough spot is healing and looking much better. Before that we used wet pads…

I am familiar with this type of band-aid and would recommend anyone unfamiliar with it to try it as soon as possible right after a cut or injury, so basically don't want to cover an already formed scab, I took a hot bath myself to loosen the scab so I can use one of these patches. If you want to use Neosporin, use it with a different type of patch and when you are ready to switch to that type of patch, make sure there is almost no scab left, as I recommended. A bactine type cleanser that leaves

I became interested in hydrocolloid bandages after seeing some Tiktok videos of them being used as acne pads. The brand names for this usage were very expensive, I just couldn't justify the purchase. Luckily, the comment referred me to the Band-Aid brand and said it's basically the same. I'm so glad I did and I'm VERY sorry they weren't around when I was a teenager. My most common acne is cystic and I have never been able to find a product that helps other than prescription medications which do