Review on 🩹 Band-Aid Brand SKINFLEX Adhesive Bandages - First Aid and Wound Care, All-in-One Size, 25 Count by Curtis Kincade

At certain times of the year I use band-aids all the time because it dries out and cracks my hands. I generally pay attention to two things: (1) the stickiness (good for everyday use, doesn't frizz but not too much to rip the skin off when removing) and (2) how well it promotes healing. Unfortunately, skin elastic bandages don't work on both counts: Adhesion: The ends of the bandage wear out relatively quickly and I usually have to replace them after a few hours of moderate activity. Healing with Foster Healing: Wounds that normally heal a day after other bandages are still open. 2-3 Days. This is probably due to the very small surface of the cotton pad. Because the bandage is thin, you can easily feel the wound, which is inconvenient. I recommend their other product, Band-Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages Sheer, which has a large pad area and the adhesive is good enough to last a day.