All Health Strong Strips Antibacterial Heavy-Duty Adhesive Bandages, 1 Inch (180 Count)

I bought another brand on Amazon before, Care Science, and the adhesion wasn't as good as on these. I wash hands with it on and it would not stay on after that. This one seems to stay on better. Also the $8 price is fantastic for 180 pcs and I like the fact that is 3 and1/4" long, not 3" as some. That extra bit of length helps to keep it on the finger when you bend you fingers. I it's too short it'll pop open and not stay on. So annoying. I like that it doesn't have any extra emulsion or antibacterial elements in the soft pad. Just my preference. If there is a cut I prefer to disinfect it myself with alcohol or peroxide, and the bandages are sterile. I don't want who knows what solution they put on there to stay on my skin and be absorbed all day, and you pay extra for that "comfort". These are perfect for me as I wear them not just for cuts but to protect from friction, much like sports tape, except these are a bit more cushiony and don't require scissors and cutting the tape, just open and slap one on and go!

I bought these at the store and they worked wonderfully, so I checked Amazon and found a better deal on a bigger box. They are very adhesive and stay on all night…they flex with hand or arm. They are a great size also.I LOVE THEM!!!!!!

I've been making myself bleed for over 50 years now doing stupid sh1t. Including lots of constructions work and working on the *insides* of computers (lots of sharp edges in cases) for decades. I bought these because they were bulk and inexpensive. They are probably the best quality of any "adhesive bandage" I have ever used.

For cost/quantity I would say this is a good buy. Overall, I would recommend to others who just need a basic bandage. I've used other bandages that stuck better, these got me through the full day yet began to peel back after several hours of office work. The adhesive on either side of the gauze pad is weakest of all. I was hoping it would do a better job at keeping this area sealed. A premium Bandaid bandage I have used was better in this area but was more expensive.

Lots of good bandaids for a good price. They don't stick to the point you tear off skin, they're just right. I found them to be very similar to RiteAid Strong Strips.

I'm a farmer/orchardist in Washington state and my hands a frequently abused. I've long been a user of another brand that claims to be a "tough strip" (*wink wink). I've gone several days with one bandage protecting an injury with that brand, staying put through the work-day, washing hands, removing work gloves, abrading on tools, etc etc. They are TOUGH. I bought these because they have a similar construction to the other tried and true brand, what I've learned is that the adhesive used with this brand is the weak link. The construction of the bandage is fine, good even... But upon contact with water, with or without soap, the bandage immediately releases its hold upon itself, and my skin. I wind up using 10 bandages to protect one injury vs 2.

I put 3 of these on the back of my heel along with a pair of fuzzy socks everytime I go out in my doc martens (I got a size too big so they'll never be fully broken in to not hurt my feet) these bandaids are a life saver and I'm crushed that shipping is gonna take 1-2 months now since that means I need to find an alternative but the wide strips might work just as well.

I got both these and the regular bandages from the same brand, and I personally prefer these. They hold on better, so I'm not constantly aware of and trying to coddle them so they don't fall off. I will buy again in the future.