🩹 Curity Flexible Adhesive Bandages, 2 X 3.75 - Box of 50 Review

This is what my doctor used for post op incisions on my foot/ankle. I'm very glad I found the same one. Very strong. I am also prone to allergic reactions to most bandages and have had no problems with them.

I injured my leg and needed a bandage big enough to cover the wound - it was 12 stitches and a bandage big enough to cover it. Curry did his job!

Good bandage, good glue and fabric. Good price and delivered quickly. The previous box was made in the USA, this one is in China. The fabric looks a little lighter than before.

I was excited to find this brand first. After using it a few times I think it's not the same as the hospital grade the doctor uses. It is not intended for sensitive skin at all. I am extremely disappointed.

These bandages are hard to find in my area. The glue holds them in place very well, yet they are flexible. Other brands are not comparable. These are the same bandages used in my surgery center.

I'm allergic to latex but I've used non-latex bandages and I still get breakouts. I assume it's the glue itself, and don't use band-aids unless absolutely necessary. Went to get my wax done and local Planned Fatherhood did it and I forgot the band-aid was even there! I took it off after a few days and there was no rash, no itching, nothing close. Of course when I got my second injection I asked them what brand it was and they told me that's the brand they use. Very happy. I bought the big ones…

To be honest I don't want to say that I don't have to write this; However, when tingling and needles are causing problems in my legs, these bandages, along with their smaller partners, work well as long as my tears are closed. They do what I want them to do: prevent my feet from soiling my sheets and socks. My document uses them and I asked for a sample. I then bought this size and two other Curity sizes. I have excluded several other unknown and even well-known brands from my list of first aid