🩹 ProAdvantage TM80759 P150125: Large Flexible Adhesive Bandages (2"x4") - Pack of 50, High Quality Review

The only pad that doesn't irritate my skin is the cloth pad. I was hesitant to buy them because they are not a well-known brand, but the price was so good that I decided to give it a try. I need them to cover a minor surgical wound that will take weeks to heal. You are perfect! They stick and do not cause irritation even after changing them twice a day for several weeks. I will definitely buy them again. What a good price!

The fabric is breathable and very flexible, making it easy to apply to areas that need a lot of stretching or wrapping. But getting off hurts. When you bandage a wound it needs to be covered for more than an hour or so, it sticks like glue. Although it is very flexible, be prepared to lose some skin. If it needs to be covered for a few days, be prepared for a lot of irritation and a few more open sores. I only used them for a few days before deciding they just weren't worth the extra effort.

Extremely Sticky! May peel off skin if not taking pictures in the shower or under water. The adhesive caused a severe bumpy rash on my daughter's skin where the adhesive was and also the ulcer under the bandage doesn't look right and she had two of the same ulcers with two different brands of bandage because she liked to wear different ones as a child Stains. I do NOT recommend these patches. We buy and use different brands of patches and she has never had this reaction before. Maybe someone…

I needed some bandages after falling on my knee/foot. I thought this would be easier since it's more than just a regular box of patches or 10. This particular mark has ripped off some of the surrounding skin leaving a scaly dry patch on both sides where there was adhesion. I've included photos showing the surrounding damage and flakes of glue (I had to find a smaller bandage that wouldn't touch where that bandage caused damage). The patch I currently have is a genuine branded patch and is much…

It's great! I had a serious wound that took a long time to heal, so I chose these bandages. There are 50 pieces in a box. I've used half of it in the last few weeks. Normally putting on and taking off the bandages would be very painful for me. Sometimes they can hurt more than the wound where the patch is placed. These turned out very well. They stick to the skin but don't tear it like plastic. Those are cloth pads. They bend and stay in place. I carried it on my back and worked all day without

I had some doubts about the universal patch but was wrong about this product (ProAdvantage Sterile Flexible Tissue Patches). I needed a large bandage, preferably cloth, with good adhesive so I could attach it to the lesion on my dog's inner thigh. While this bandage will work itself away from the leg over time, I've added a layer of flexible, self-adhesive, rubberized bandage that will keep the bandage in place for most of the day. For a longer hold, I secured the flexible bandage at the top…

I just had a huge skin graft removed from my arm and sewn up. The slit is eleven inches long and rubs against my clothing. I had to keep it covered so the scabs didn't rub off and the blood didn't get on my clothes. This is the bandage my doctor used, seven per dressing change, and I've bought two boxes so far to continue dressing at home. As I am allergic to glue this is very annoying, but it is not the fault of the bandages or their manufacturer. The fabric covering is very comfortable, I…

I thought I'd satisfy my curiosity and order a box of these bandages to keep at home and for those big rashes or wounds I often have in the garden for myself, friends or clients . Although the packaging of my order wasn't well done (I found the storage box almost crushed and practically useless), I'm still VERY happy with this purchase! These bandages are excellent (industrial quality I must say) and really hug the areas they are applied to! Their adhesive is so strong that even their…