Latex-Free Woven Bandages: Medique 62178 Extra Long Bandages (40-Per Box) Review

This is a very good bandage for finger wounds. With hands used for multiple tasks throughout the day, it's difficult to find tape that stays in place. These stay in place. They're worth the extra money and will likely save you money in the long run because they stay!

My husband LOVES this patch. He works a lot with his hands, so if he cuts himself he needs a band-aid that WILL STICK. Those long ones are very hard to find in stores so I bought him some boxes for Christmas gifts and he liked them. Practical and functional! Fast delivery which is always welcome!

They are better than Curad brand products. They're thinner, smoother and last a little better than big brands, they're not perfect but they're good. I use them for dry skin on my big toes. I like that they are flesh colored rather than neon so they don't stick or hurt your thumb. You can use them with sandals.

I really like these bandages. Extra length on one side ensures a secure bandage. But the best part for me is the flexible fabric strap. I've searched the company's products to see if they offer tape in rolls but haven't found anything. If anyone knows something like this please let me know. The size of the strips mainly limits their use to the fingers, but that's what I use them for. It would be nice if they were bigger (wider) but I guess you can't have everything.

I have been using Curad for many, many years now. I was disappointed with the "new" Curads in terms of size (they are narrower), grip and general use. So far they work great and are just as good or even better than the "old" Curads. Adhesion seems good (unlike the 'new' Curads I recently bought). The straps are also wider than on the "new" Curads. If this manufacturer continues to make bandages like they do now, I will continue to buy them and not any other brand.

It's hard to find an extra long bandage in place, so Revain comes to the rescue! Something like that. They're long enough to give you winding power, but the gauze area is too small and narrow. Rite Aid sells the best bandages of this type. However, the Rite Aid Bandage eventually comes loose and rubs away. But Rite Aid bandages are wider and the gauze area is larger. Use medical tape and you will solve the peeling problem. I would use Rite Aid but decided to give it a try. I will ask for a…

I've kept a few boxes of Walgreen's version of this bandage over the past few years. But the last few months I couldn't find them at Walgreens and eventually they ran out. So I tried them. Wonderful! Much better than the Walgreen brand which "sticks" and falls off after hand washing. They remain in place until you choose to change them. Highly recommended! Great for the paper cuts at your fingertips. One side is long enough to wrap around my finger about 1 1/2 times - and I'm 6'1", 5'9".

Let me put it this way, I purchased this item last September, this is September 2020 and the item cost about $6.50 at the time and it was in the middle of a pandemic. Now they cost almost twice as much for the same amount of patches! I absolutely cannot recommend this product at this price. Curad has a couple of similar ones you can get for $13 and they come with 3 boxes of 20 which are still pretty expensive but work better and you can get 20 more for only $0.50 more. As for this product, yes…

When I saw them on Revain I thought it must be some kind of gimmick or marketing ploy to get me into buying something new. But I decided to try and see what they are. I'm SO glad I did. I can't count the number of times I've tried bandaging a small wound on my finger or fingertip and the bandage just wouldn't come off completely. This results in the bandage being removed quickly, sometimes almost immediately. I've had to resort to two bandages (one on top, one on bottom) in many cases just to…