MED PRIDEFabric Fingertip Bandages 1.75'' X 3'', 100 Count - Sterile Finger Tip Band-Aids for Fingertips, Hypoallergenic, Latex-Free, Individually Wrapped

Out in the weather all day long all winter long, my fingers crack. They don't always bleed, but they always hurt. I need a band aid I can position over the tips of my fingers that STAYS there, and with the healing ointment I apply first that invariably oozes down the finger. Gone are the days of making a butterfly type bandage out of a band aid, and using additional band aids to keep the first one on. These band aids are just what the doctor ordered! They stay on for hours or another day longer than all the rest I have tried. I am happy winter seems to be coming to an end, and even more happy I have discovered these band aids because I am sure I am going to need them this summer when I nick myself with a pocket knife, jab a splinter in my finger, or slice a fingertip on the edge of a sharp metal surface!

being an old timer I like the fabric band aids they stretch and stay in place. these are good for the fingertips if you turn a wrench they work on those split flesh by the fingernails, if you work in the cold you know what I am saying

These type of bandages are so valuable for cuts at the tip of the finger and are so difficult to find in stores. What a relief to find them on-line. It is a bit difficult to remove the backing from the bandage - other than that, these definitely do the trick. The material is thick enough and sticks well to the finger, although a bit large/bulky.

These worked great for my mechanic husbands fingers. Sticks well. He wore all day.

They don’t stay secure very long. Won’t buy again.

Secure fit. Stand up to hand washing.

These don't stick well at all. I have to change it 3 times a day because it starts falling off. The pad is pretty small too.

If you tend to get dried fingertips that split the skin in the winter or chew on your cuticles all the time like I do, you need these. I got tired of regular band-aids just wrapped around the finger with the opening at the top so your fingertip isn't even covered, kind of defeats the purpose. But not anymore!