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

Absolutely DO NOT STICK! They say they can stand washing their hands, but they can't stand halfway without washing their hands.

Box with all scuffs/plates looks normal. A direct correlation was found between Lightning Deals/Addons and corrupted items. I think this is a way to rid the shelves of inferior merchandise.

My favorite plasters. They are soft and flexible, not rigid like some. They don't stay wet even after washing my hands which is great as I wash my hands so often that I keep changing other patches as I don't like the feel of wet patches.

I just bought this to add enough to my order to save on shipping. They stick very well and do not come off in water. You almost don't feel like you're wearing a patch at all. They're thin, so I'm not sure how well they stand up when worn somewhere that gets a lot of contact.

As a cook with fibromyalgia, I get many minor cuts and burns. You can already call me the plaster expert. So far these have been the ONLY bandages that have withstood the rigors of working with gloves, constant hand washing and my general clumsiness. Of course they're not perfect - no headband can be perfect, but for the most part these little soldiers hold themselves up!

I cut myself all the time, absolutely accident prone. I also make and fix things. I have a really hard time finding bandages that stick well and feel comfortable. I can't find them locally (and I live in a large metro area). Also, I can't find anything for such a cheap price. Highly recommended. Whatever you use to cover cuts, keep it dry and change it daily. I've also always used antibiotic ointment because I'm prone to infections.

Box beaten. Lasts up to 12 hours and is fade resistant, infrequent hand washing would be much closer to the truth. You should also be aware that an absorbent pad is thin, taking up 1/2 to 2/3 the width of the pad. The bandage itself is thin and elastic and adheres well to the skin. The adhesive comes off when wet, like most plasters. You also need to be careful not to let the bandage stick to itself as it is so flexible.

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…

Reading the positive reviews I thought this was the product for me but it wasn't. It's flexible but barely goes around the finger to overlap itself. Within an hour the overlap came off and it caught things. They can work well on small fingers but definitely aren't long enough to give good coverage on my fingers, which aren't particularly large for a man. The overlap on the second tape comes off after about 3 hours and sticks to things and I hardly ever use my hands. Other patches I used before…