Band-Aid Brand Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages, Assorted, 30Ct
$4.15 – $225.41
Try Band-Aid Brand Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages in assorted sizes to cover & protect minor wounds, cuts, & scrapes of all sizes. Made with Memory Weave fabric for comfort and flexibility, these assorted wound care bandages stretch, bend, & flex as you move for all day comfort. Each first aid bandage features a Quilt-Aid Comfort Pad designed to cushion & protect painful wounds which may help prevent reinjury. Made with a Hurt-Free Pad, these comfortable first-aid bandages won’t stick to the wound as they wick away blood & fluids, allowing for gentle, pain-free removal. From the #1 doctor recommended bandage brand, Band-Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages help protect against dirt & germs that may cause infection for up to 24 hours. Plus, wounds covered with a bandage heal faster than uncovered wounds. For proper wound care, treat with an antibiotic ointment such as Neosporin prior to application. Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages in assorted sizes are a great addition to any first aid kit.
Rod –
stickemupLike: What says on the box -Comfortable and fabric stretches n flexes as you move. On for 24hrs. I used mine
on soles of feet as cushion for joint balls one, under big toe., under 4th toe. This Ban-Aid stayed stuck for as long till I’ve forgotten em. And good still for after (1) shower!
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Suziq –
Cute Band-Aid BrandThese work as well as any other Band-Aid brand. They’re fabric, so non-allergic. These are a cute watercolor water look. Good if your child, or you, want that cuteness!
Hayley –
Cute and functional!Love these bandages! I have all three colorways and think they’re so cute and functional! I think they make for a fun accessory for any time you get a cut while on the go. They work great and I love them!
Anonymous –
Cute bandaids, totally worth it.It’s a fancy bandaid and they’re so pretty! The texture of the bandaid is soft, like fabric, and it doesn’t snag or get gross after wearing it for a while.
Grammy –
Best Bandaids!These are the best bandaids for my family because they come in 3 sizes, they are fabric and more bendable than plastic bandages and they don’t cause skin irritation. We love them!
Highly recommend!!!
ShayShay –
Great cushionMy husband has a terrible skin condition that causes his hands to split open and itch horribly. These large bandaids provide a great “cushion” on his hands. We use boxes and boxes of these bandages and they offer a lot of relief to him. When we need to use them on areas that have torn open on his arms or legs the pad is very absorbent. They stay on his skin but they also don’t tear his very thin and sensitive skin. I get so frustrated when a store is out of these when I get there.
Cindy –
Fabric unweavesI love other types of Bandaids, but this particular style is terrible. The fabric pieces come unraveled within a few hours of being on. Looks absolutely terrible and is embarrassing wearing these in public.
T –
Just don’tIf you have thin fragile skin don’t buy! Literally ripped my skin off leaving a bleeding wound that is still healing a week later! I swear they put super glue as adhesive, and I’m literally going to have a nasty scar on my fore arm from these. Not happy.
Smurfkisser –
Pretty and garbageThese are the worst band-aids I’ve ever used. They are even worse than the cheapest plastic bandages that leave rashes on you with their adhesives. They are so pretty! That’s the only good thing about them. They don’t stay on, at all. If I had tried in time, I would have returned them.
Colleenb2 –
Nearly half of the bandaid packages are emptyI bought a box of these and have found nearly 6 bandaid strips that don’t even have bandaids in them! The 2 white pieces that cover the adhesive are there, but not the actual bandaid. I wasn’t going to write a review after the first few I found like this, but I decided to because today I really needed a bandaid and had 3 in my purse. Only ONE of the 3 strips actually contained a bandaid. This is supposed to be name brand but the generic brands are showing to be better. I’m attaching photos of the 2 unopened strips that don’t even contain any bandaids.