🤕 LARGE Finger Bandages COVERLET, 50/Bx - 2" x 2 1/2 Review

I have a severe autoimmune disease that is destroying my nails and associated skin. Can't put photos - it's too rude. I've tried EVERY patch or tape and the bedspreads are the best. I buy all of their different patches as they call them and the quality can't be beat. BUY SAFELY ON THE DUDE. Oh I use about 2000 of these a year so I know.

I was looking for industrial style bandages that could be found in a manufacturing facility. Good grip after getting wet, thick material etc. These bandages are by far the closest I could find for home use. One lasts all day and gets wet several times (the kid is in the house so I'm constantly washing something in the sink). I bought 4 different styles based on reviews from others and I'm glad I did. I will definitely be buying more bandages in the future!

I've needed good fingertip wraps recently due to a momentary lapse with heavy machinery. This is actually a good size for people with large hands (glove size Large or better). The reason I don't give them five stars is that the pad was quite narrow and I needed a bit more width to cover the sores on my fingertips. However, I found the adhesive to be excellent, and when applied correctly, it fits my finger very well, making it less likely to get in the way.

Advantages: - The fabric is more comfortable than branded fabrics. - Adheres very well. - Slightly stretchy for a great custom fit. - Finally a shape that really fits the fingertip. - Large enough for your thumb and thumb (those with small hands may prefer a smaller size) - Stays in place during strenuous activities like gardening. Cons: - no longer sticks to skin when wet, allowing it to slip off finger (even after repeated drying). Most branded fabrics remain tacky after drying. For some…

I love coverlet bandages and have been buying them for a long time. I first encountered them when I was a nurse at Disneyland in the early 90's. This particular style is ideal for a carpal tunnel incision. I would like to understand how to get the phone picture to upload to this review but I have failed completely. I can not understand. The only problem with Coverlet is removing the back cover. Be VERY careful with finger bandages - it's too easy to tear the paper backing, then a small piece of

These bandages will not fall off like the Band-Aid brand. you hold on. You are so special! I love them so much I got them for Christmas last year! I got them first from the station doctor. I kept asking him about extras but he ended up attacking me so I was forced to buy them. Unlike the Band-Aid brand, these bandages have a gauze pad surrounded by a sticky area. In addition, the glue is far superior to other brands. All these bandages are the same size. They also had their fingertips. I have…

UPDATE 05/05/2019 - my review is still standing - this is a great bandage. But I've since found a skin care product called Working Hands that almost completely eliminates my problem with cracked skin on my fingertips. I still use Coverlet for all my little dressing needs. No other brand compares in my opinion. But try Working Hands if you have cracked skin on your fingers in winter and see if that fixes the problem. The skin on the tip of my right thumb cracks in the winter and even starts to…

My thumbs often crack in dry winter weather. While not perfect, these are the BEST bandages I have found. And the perfect size for coverage and healing. I don't find them very waterproof and they sometimes come loose when wet, so I usually wrap them around their bottom edge with 1/2 inch regular plastic tape. so they don't roll or slide (but they're still better than any others I've used). The breathable part is good for healing, but they are quite dirty and torn during the day. Work., so I…