Care Science Fabric Adhesive Bandages, Assorted Sizes, 200 Count | Flexible + Breathable Protection for First Aid and Wound Care.

They actually stick on the skin, but come off easily.

I got these for my Girl Scout troop to earn their first aid badges by making first aid kits. Great value for the money, quality product, def recommend

I purchased a brand new first aid knapsack and was looking to replace older items while adding brand new items. I am not crazy about certain “bandaids” brands that cost a small fortune and simply do not work or stay on your small wounds or literally fall off your finger or wounds. I find no name “bandaids” are far better quality and work a whole lot better than name brands so why waste my money, especially when these work 100 times better and are far better quality that last.

Overall, they do the job. Size is inconsistent, concerning the absorbent pad. The adhesive, at times, leaves a sticky residue that is a nuisance to remove. Continually rubbing fingers together will ball up the residue but is time consuming. Cloth portion of this product is durable and protective. I use these bandages daily on my thumb tips during the winter to keep drying and cracking of the tips to a minimum.

Good as bandaid brand, maybe better. They stick all day even if a little wet over a whole day, but the don’t hurt when pulling off. Some of the pads are not well centered but nothing too bad.

I gave this item 3 stars after my experience with the brand and taking into account the reviews of other customers. Reading reviews, I decided to test out the product before I actually needed a bandaid. There are conflicting reports of adhesive quality, issues with the adhesive causing skin irritations, people not sure if they received the right amount of product, some sure they received the right amount and issues with them staying on when wet and for how long. Here is my experience with this product: The box I received was in good condition, no rips, tears, or damage of any type. The product did look like it was thrown in without any organization in mind but I did receive a fair amount of variety in sizes. I did count the amount (I am one of those people) and my count came to 204 bandaids. I actually received 4 more than I ordered. The adhesive is not the best. When using a bandaid, wrapping end over end should not be an issue. I noticed that if I laid the bandaid flat on the back of my hand, it adhered to my skin very well. BUT when I wrapped one around my pinky finger, overlapping end over end, the adhesive did not hold up. With regular movement of my hand, the overlapped end did not stay in place and began to unravel itself while the end stuck to my skin did. I wrapped another bandaid around my pinky finger, but this time instead of an end over end placement, I made sure each end had contact with my skin. Having both flaps in contact with my skin allowed the bandaid to stay in place. What part did touch the opposite end would try to unravel itself eventually but because it had contact to my skin, it stayed put. It was a weird placement but it worked. The adhesive didn't cause any skin irritation that I noticed, no raised bumps, burns, nothing like reported from some customers. But what I did notice was the skin under the bandaid was paler than the uncovered skin of the back of my hand. Almost white, as if it couldn't breathe while covered by the bandaid. This is possibly due to the design of the item, the way the pad is in the middle, instead of reaching to the edge of the bandaid. This isn't the first time I've had a bandaid do this, I simply fold the adhesive part to allow airflow, applying it looser if need be. With this bandaid I will do the same. I did test these with water. Even with direct contact with my skin, after getting wet, they came off easily. I do think if a bandaid gets wet while covering a wound, it is time to change said bandaid. But that is a personal preference. Some complained about them not staying on for longer than a day. Again, in my personal opinion, a bandaid should be changed daily when covering a wound. But as mentioned in my placement test, they do have staying power. The one placed on the back of my hand and on my pinky stayed on longer than a day (as long as they have direct contact with my skin) All in all, I got what I paid for. I think these do the job in a pinch, despite a modification or two needing to be done by the consumer to have them perform better. Other than the reports of adhesive causing skin issues for some, I recommend these bandaids for those just in case sort of situations until you can buy a more well known brand. For my experience and testing, I give these 3 stars.

Great

Not that sticky. Would not survive a wand wash…. Even if you don’t get it wet, it will just fall off on its own. It doesn’t stick that well to skin… sticks a bit better to itself but not that much better… I find myself needing new bandage every few hours.

Satisfaisant