🩹 BAND-AID Waterproof Tough-Strips Bandages (Pack of 3) - Set of 20 ea Review

I use it for a cut on a toe. The bandage tends to lose adhesion after a day or two outdoors. So it doesn't matter if they are waterproof. I will not buy again

I have tried many bandages over the years and found this particular bandage to be very effective in keeping the wound clean and preventing water ingress. Thanks to the integrated reinforcement fibres, they have excellent strength.

I thought you could always count on the BAND-AID brand. Not this time. This bandage, while tacky, slips and the cotton pad won't stay in place. Unfortunately, I bought it in a multipack.

My hand is constantly in the water and I almost never have to change the bandage for 6 hours! Sometimes, but very rarely! And it won't get wet or dirty because it's non-absorbent.

I may have received three boxes of broken plasters but they don't impress me. I like hard stripes, but they are very different. The material is very rubbery and therefore sticks to things. For example, I had one of those bandages on my finger and when I put my hand in my pocket, the water blockage caught the fabric of my pocket lining and pulled the bandage off. Very annoying and makes the patch unusable.

I cut my hands quite a bit during the summer and this particular type and brand of patch seems to work best when exposed to showers or scuba diving. /Freediving. They're not perfect and may need to be replaced daily if they're in hard-to-reach or high-touch areas, but they're still better than many alternatives, even within a band-aid brand. Rated 4 stars vs 5 because liquid skin/bandages may exceed my needs, haven't tried it yet.

I really like this style of headband. It's a kind of soft tape. It REALLY sticks too much. If you take it off it will be insanely painful! But that also means that he stays. As for waterproofing. I haven't found anything that compares to an over-the-counter bandage. It's better than most but can't hold water when you're in the shower or when you have it on your arm and dip your arm in the water. It gets wet underneath. But hey. What do you expect? They stay until you are ready to take them off.

They are water resistant both through the use of a water repellent material and a design that forms a sticky seal on all four sides of your wound. However, this also means that the gauze pad portion is smaller and narrower (look closely at the product image to see what I mean). In the specific case where you have a small cut on your finger and you work in an environment where your hands are wet or washed frequently, this is a suitable patch, but it is not a substitute for others. / everyday…