💪 Reliable and Flexible White Cross First Aid Adhesive Bandages (Model 1607033) Review

My fingertips are getting cracked. These bandages help protect my fingers while they heal. Normal bandages just don't fit. I wish they were a little bigger. but even though they are small, they work great

This is exactly what I needed. As a flight attendant, the dry air in the cabin sometimes makes your fingers dry and cracked. Now I've tried hundreds of regular fingertip plasters and they're useless. They don't fit right, so they don't stay. I waste a ton of them. There are no problems with this. Definitely recommend if your fingers are prone to small cuts or just to be on the safe side.

I never thought I was someone who orders bandages but here we are. I literally always have these supplies in my house. As someone who cooks at night and still hasn't figured out how not to cut themselves with kitchen knives, these kids are a must! I have problems with some other brands of glue, but these don't bother me at all. They should not be missing in any first aid kit!

I always break my knuckles and fingertips and these bandages are better than anything I've ever had. I have tried all house brands and well known brands and they are exceptional. They work well for fingertips as well as joints. For people who complain that they don't stick well. You must have clean, lotion free and DRY skin prior to application. They stick like crazy. Great buy and value.

This type of bandage is no longer sold at Wal-Mart, CVS, Walgreens or Meijer. I use silver and rag cleaners, and when mixing and pouring oils by hand I use some detergent and rubbing alcohol to clean glass jars used for mixing and to wipe down bottles after bottling. Needless to say, my fingertips are dry and cracked. These patches are exactly what I need. Even if I have small fingers, they still fit me.

I have always used Band-Aid and love it. Unfortunately, Band-Aid does not sell fingertip wraps except in combination with wrist wraps and various other types, at least that's what I've found. In a normal box you will find about 10 fingertips. This box of 100 fingertips is very good. Glue is good and sticks well. I find this shape actually covers the fingertip a little better than the band-aid brand, which usually leaves small holes on either side near the crease. I've noticed that these…

I often need fingertips. My usual brand was out of stock at the time so I ordered this one. They are smaller than I expected. By the way, I have small hands and fingers. These wraps work well on my smaller fingers but don't provide the coverage I'm looking for on my thumbs where I typically need them. They are super sticky so it might be great for some people but not for me. For me they are so sticky that they are difficult to remove and literally tear my skin.

Our job got new first aid kits and fingertip bandages. I thought how could I not know that these things exist? My biggest problem during the winter months is the skin near the nail cracking and peeling. It mostly heals on my weekends, but when I get back to work it falls apart within 30 minutes. I think the best way to deal with this is to use an ointment and one of those bad boys. Also, this brand is way better than the ones at work. I'll check two or three before the break, but I'll only…

This is a great deal on some very comfortable bandages. I bruised my thumb and had to wear a bandage for several weeks before the nail finally came off - I've rummaged through too many bandage boxes from the store. To get fingertip bandages from well-known brands, you need to buy an assortment. Finally I looked at Revain and found a large box with just what I needed - I wish I'd thought of that sooner. I cook and clean a lot, so mine got wetter than most people. I normally had to use 2 a day…

It's a good thing there's a lot of band-aids in this box, because when the glue wears off you'll need them. These bandages stay in place for about two hours; after that the edges start to loosen, and after that... you can also take it off and put on another one. Also, and you can see the crease in the photo, the protective film that you remove before applying the bandage is cut the wrong way. It will be cut vertically onto the pad you placed on the cut. This means you have to peel off both…