Amazon Basic Care Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages, First Aid for Wounds and Scrapes, Breathable First Aid Wound Care Supplies, Assorted Sizes, 100 Count

Pretty sure these are Mckesson bandages just relabeled and resold for amazon. Made in USA, Very high quality, holds for days and multiple showers, expect to scrub off the adhesive if you leave them on that long. Was like $4.50 after tax when I bought them.

They work great just like regular Band-Aids. That adhesive is very strong so be careful around hairy arms or knuckles. They’re large and size so you’ll get good coverage.

These are cheap. Low price and low performance. They don’t stick to themselves or to the skin very well.

Great for its price but the adhesive stick is worst than normal. Almost all of them fail to stay down after a few minutes, at the end. Doesn’t fall off tho

Excellent product. Does not come off when wet.

I am very pleased with these Amazon Basic Care Flexible Fabric Bandages.. I'd been a Beiersdorf Coverlet Bandage purchaser for 30+ years but they sold their business to Leukoplast. I tried their bandages but didn't care for them. Some people claim they are the same as Beiersdorf but they are not. The fabric, adhesive and packaging are all noticeably different; I'm not sure about the pad. These Amazon bandages hold well enough but can be removed pretty easily without tearing my skin. The assortment provides bandages for most wounds.

These Amazon Basic Care Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages work great for small cuts and minor injuries. They stick well and stay in place even with movement. The flexible fabric makes them comfortable to wear, and they don’t feel too stiff or bulky. Handy to keep in a first aid kit for quick, everyday protection.

Overall, I have been satisfied with these Amazon bandages. I have been using them on my hands where my skin cracks, when it gets too dry. They work well for this purpose, as far as staying "put" until I remove them. The tan flexible part "moves" with me, whenever I flex my hand. If anyone is having problems with adhesion, I don't know why. I haven't had any problems with that: They stick great. Bandages should always be applied on skin that is clean, dry, and free of any/all lotions, ointments (except antibiotic ones), and oils of any kind. There will be problems with adhesion if the skin is greasy or moist at all. Which brings me to the one thing that Does need improvement with these bandages. It is the so-called "absorbent" pad on them. The pad is not near absorbent enough. If you buy these bandages, plan on changing them more frequently than other bandages, because the pad gets soaked in no time, if the wound is oozing at all. But since these bandages are so economical, I will keep buying them. Each bandage costs just pennies. They are absolutely still a very good value, even if you have to change them more frequently. In fact, I just ordered my second box of them. They are a good buy. I don't mind changing them more often when they are priced this Low.