Band-AidBrand Hydro Seal Adhesive Waterproof Bandages, Large Hydrocolloid Gel Bandages for First Aid Support Better Healing for Minor Blisters, Cuts & Scrapes, FSA/HSA Eligible, 6 ct

These are amazing!!! I cut a small chunk out of my finger, below the cuticle and no matter how many times I would put on a new bandaid and Neosporin, it would still hurt and it would not heal bc I just kept banging it on stuff or it would get wet in the sink cuz I'm a mom and I can't put gloves on every single time I want to turn the faucet on, so my SIL who's an RN told me to get these and they are incredible! I've used the sink like 30 times already since I put this on about 9 hours ago, and it's stayed completely dry, my cut has stayed dry, the bandage has stayed in place, my cut actually stopped hurting, and I didn't even need to use any Neosporin bc the bandage itself has some sort of extra healing stuff in it so I'm absolutely loving these. I'm gonna always keep some in my cupboard. They're totally worth the extra couple dollars if you're someone who has a wound that you need to keep dry. Apparently these stay on for 5 days without needing to change them!

They work really good. I have a ulcer and pool. My ulcer not quite healed and now its hot and my grandkids are here for a week. I looked at many products and decided on this one. The high reviews also played a roll. I have a scab that needs to stay dry about 1 inch round. I swam for several hours multiple times a week. I only left it on while swimming about 2 hours at a time. It was perfectly dry each time. I put it on 30 minutes ahead of time to let it time to seal good. If you want it on for multiple days to heal a wound this will work great because wounds heal faster and better if they are moist. I believe that is how this was designed to do. They are quite expensive but still affordable. Worked so good I got a 2nd box for standby. I highly recommend this for the correct application.

I did not know this magic existed. I had a very severe burn on my arm and it happened literally the day before I was headed to the beach. Salt water, sunscreen, and I was in a professional setting while there so I needed to not have a giant bandage on my arm. It arrived the day after I got burned and I wish I had taken a before pic. I had a blister the size of the darker spot in the photo I include here of the healed wound. I put this bandage over it straight away, even had to peel off and reposition the edge, and it stuck for over 24hrs. It was not very noticeable at all (although I have pale skin). I changed it about 4 times over 7 days because I was swimming in the ocean every day. It never came off. It would go from tan to white, and get like more squishy. I would change when the whole thing was white. By day 7, you can barely even tell I was burned. It is crazy! A burn like this would have taken over a month to heal and would have left a scar. I cannot recommend this bandage enough. I know I must sound like a paid reviewer, but I can not think of a single bad thing other than that it should be offered in more colors. I can't believe I am so late to the party on this technology.

I have a skin condition called Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS), and these band-aids are my absolute favorite for my HS flares. They keep my flares completely covered and help to drain them. I've never had a problem with these sticking well to my skin and staying put until they were ready to come off. They also offer a little cushioning for my sores. I highly recommend these to anyone with HS.

My favorite bandaids. Put on and leave several days and wound heals

I like these things better than the old type of bandage. You can slap it on and forget about it and it stays for a long long time. This brand is good. That part of it is five stars.The price is what keeps me from stocking up on it. That's why I deducted a star. They're expensive.

These are the only bandaids that my special needs daughter can not remove. Such a life saver!

I love these. They are all they're described to be. My cut is healing so much more quickly than with a typical bandage for support.