Waterproof Clear Bandages, Covers and Protects, 360 Degree Seal Around The Pad Offers Exceptional Protection Against Water, Dirt, and Germs, Assorted Sizes, 100 Count

Nexcare bandages are the only ones I will by for years now (and when I get a small cut it really bleeds). The bandages are easy for one person to put on themselves. They generally stay on until pulled off... water does not effect them. When they're on they're on! Fast easy treatment for cuts or abrasions of most sizes. You may have to hunt for or order some of the larger sizes like elbow or knee size. BTW, once on no blood ever seems to come out from under the bandage. I saved a lot of my dress shirts with these!

These are the best, period! Didn't used to pay much attention to the occasional scrape or cut but now w/ taking blood thinning medications it seems like every little nick causes a river! These work great and do such a nice job of sealing the area that I'm sure healing take place quicker. They stay on well but come off easily when you want them to. These are now an essential element of the household.

Nexcare waterproof clear bandages stick tight even after washing dishes and two or three showers, and are thin and unobtrusive. I do wish the shape was more rectangular—not as tapered on the ends.

I recently finished off the box of these I bought less than a year ago, and am happily ordering more. Six months ago, I cut myself and severed a tendon in my hand. That entailed 14 stitches and then surgery to reattach the tendon and these were what I used the entire time. I won’t repeat what others have said, but wanted to explain how they worked for me. I’m a big believer in applying bandages and then leaving them the heck alone. (I apply creams and ointments, specifically ones with colloidal silver, before putting the bandage on.) Several times, I left the bandage on for two days straight, but twice I managed to leave one on for three days. In the rare event they get wet, I’ll change ‘em.(They CAN get wet if you manage to peel an edge up, like when you rub one against something, but it’s not easy because these bandages are VERY thin, almost like a piece of skin.) They can be a little tricky to remove because of that thinness; it can be difficult to peel an edge up to get a grip so you can remove them, but I’m certainly not going to complain about them doing their jobs TOO well! My ordeal was frightening and very painful, but I healed quickly and well because these things kept my wound covered and protected so that when I banged my hand on things (I tend to be scatterbrained and not paying attention to what my extremities are doing, so that happened fairly often, unfortunately). They kept me from reopening the wound, and the creams I applied stayed where I’d put them and dirt never got into my wound. Like another reviewer, I, too, react badly to adhesives (my skin turns red and gets crazy-itchy, hot, and gets welts (or hives, maybe?), yet these don’t bother me in the slightest. It’s the opposite, actually, in that they keep my wounds clean and dry, with absolutely NO reaction to the adhesive at all. Having gotten me through that little adventure with a minimum of fuss, these things are now my bandages for the rest of my life. I can’t imagine anyone improving on them.

As far as bandaid brands go these are the best. They stick SO WELL and are super thin at the same time. Also they don't give you that horrible burning sensation that some bandaids do when you put them on tightly enough to stay on (I'm speaking for finger tips). They are waterproof and do well for a couple showers, but that's for when they are applied on flat smooth portions of your body =not that awesome in the shower for fingers and toes. There is a learning curve to putting these on too. For some mysterious reason they don't quite stick to you until you peel the thin white top liner off...it's so strange how that works but it can be difficult to place on wounds that aren't on a completely flat plane, like a fingertip. Minus one start cause they're pricy, but still the holy grail of all bandaid brands. Ironically the bandaid brand bandaids are the worst I think, they literally hurt you when you use them.

These are the greatest they stick well and you can get them in just about any size you would need they last well through showers and up to a couple days and usually you will have to let them to remove them because they don’t come off on their own usually before you need to take them off to the place I put medication on

This is my second time using these bandaids. First time was in 2023, when I had a surgical incision healing on my cheek (not my face). Doc said it needed to be completely free of all bacteria and possibility of infection aka no soaking, no weird soaps, or fragrances etc. It kept up well but it did hurt to peel off. 2nd time using (2024) was for an ingrown hair that ruptured & had to be covered for healing. It started healing immediately so I didn’t use them much on my underarm. I used them for completely different purpose. I’m a small woman so I don’t wear bras because my b’s/t’s were covered with bandaids as I do this regularly with any other bandaid brand. Long story short I accidentally wore the same bandaids on my nips for 72 hours (to be fair they are true to the ad: see through/transparent minus the little gauze part). So they blended into my skin and I didn’t even notice it. Wore it under a white dress for my ceremony & wasn’t even noticeable at all (the dress was also transparentish). I have showered, loofae’d, scrubbed & dubbed my body in the shower even with exfoliating gloves and THIS BANDAID DID NOT EVEN CURL, SLIP, OR RIP OFF. I have drenched it and literally took an exfoliating gloVe straight to it and it didn’t budge. Now I’m concerned on how I’m gonna get them off, but my husband will have fun w that hahaha. 5/5 didn’t disappoint, CAN BE MULTI PURPOSE APPARENTLY & SUPER WATERPROOF. When I took them off last time the under part of what the bandage covered was completely dry and not moist at all. My skin wasn’t discolored or anything. I don’t think i’ll ever buy regular bandaids AGAIN. I’m also rlly high writing this right now so this is wnHONEST AND TRUE REVIEW. I WAS NOT PAID FOR THIS BUT DOESNT MEAN A LITTLE SPONSERSHIP COULDNT HELP ;) !!!! 10/10 would recommend

These are the best bandages out there. They last a long time and are truly waterproof when you put them on correctly. They seal in a wound for as long as you need it. They’re easy to apply but also easy to mess up so be mindful when applying it. I love the quality of these and use them whenever there is a cut or wound that needs to be covered. Get the variety pack - trust me.

Band aids are waterproof, and once you put them on they do no come off unless you really want them off.

La calidad ya se conoce, son los mejores, los únicos que de verdad son impermeables y que no se caen con facilidad al primer baño. y suuuuper baratos.

These bandages are very thin and as invisible as possible, but even better, they seal all the way around and and are truly waterproof. These have been my favourites for years, but they aren’t always easy to find, so this multi-pack is great!

It’s expensive but it works excellent

Very good