Okay, all around I’m 100% a consumer of ALL band-aid products, especially the actual band-aids! I’m very particular about my bandages though because I’m washing my hands a million times a day and I want to make sure my band-aid is not going anywhere, right? So, honest opinion- this one is good! It doesn’t move! It WILL get lose and WILL leave sticky residue if you’ve worn it an entire day but 4 out of 5 stars. (5 starts is only for my favorite bandaid with Neosporin inside the bandaid)

I like to keep my first aid kit stocked with plasters and usually have to purchase a couple of different boxes to satisfy the different needs. I regularly use both fabric and waterproof plasters. This box is incredible, it not only includes a variety of sizes, it also has a range of their different types of plaster. Perfect to suit any situation.

I don't wear bandaids much, cause you know... I'm tough and all. Typical boy. I'm stubborn. I've been known to glue a cut before using a bandaid. In all seriousness, I do use them on those dry splits at the end of a finger paired with a little ointment. I work with my hands all day every day and I wash them probably 20 times a day. That makes for dry cracks that can make a finger almost useless cause they hurt so bad. A couple nights with a bandaid ointment and you're good to go. These definitely stick and don't leave behind that residue like the super sticky fabric type ones do. I know these particular ones don't have the Disney princesses on them, but give them a try anyway. They work!

This brand has nee. Around forever ! It’s my go to band-aid from scraped knees to cuts and abrasions. My mom put these on my scraped knees and I put them on my children’s and their children’s. From generation to generation this brand has been in my family ! It’s a brand I can trust. There’s so many varieties to suit the needs and your needs !

Fabric Band-Aids for the win. They flex with you, and stay stuck. They do hold water when you wash your hands which can be uncomfortable, but the alternative is water proof bandages which puts you back in a non-flexible bandage category. A better yet alternative for fingers is covering this fabric Band-Aid with a finger cot, aka a finger condom - you can find them here on Amazon. The finger cot will keep your wound and Band-Aid dry, but you still get the stay-stuck and flex of the fabric Band-Aid. Both are must for me in all my first aid kits.

Their Band-Aids I think the variety pack was around $10 for the whole lot of them. Comes with 110 Band-Aids of assorted sizes. You get 30. Flexible fabric ones. 30 variety pack. 20 water blocker flex. 20 Pixar character Band-Aids. and 10 flexible fabric extra large. The variety packs from your definitely worth it. You never know the kind of cut scrape You're going to get and if you have children they come with cute festive ones. I mean their Band-Aids. They definitely work. I think for the price the variety pack is a great buy. 10 out of 10 recommend

I purchased these variety pack of adhesive bandages. It came in 6 different varieties in various sizes and the quality is generally very good. No movement or sweating made the bandage peel off. I love that this family pack has a large variety of bandaid types and sizes. The extra large flexible fabric ones are great for scraped knees and if you need a larger area covered. The flexible fabric ones work so well, they stay on and move with you. The variety pack are great and I keep those in my first aid kit. It has the flexible, the waterproof and heavy duty ones.

Bandaid does not stay stuck on you

I bought the Stay True bandages some time last year and this is the first I've had to use them. Three bandages stayed partially stuck on the packaging so it ripped off from the cushioned part rendering the bandage unusable. On my fourth attempt, I got the entire bandage on the wound, but it came off as soon as it got a slight bit of moisture on it. The moisture came from holding a cold glass of water. They were completely worthless and very disappointing since I specifically chose Bandaid over the cheaper brands. I've used Bandaid since I was a kid and I remember how they stayed on till you were ready to peel them off. These bandages stay on for almost as long as it took to write this review. Very poor product and a waste of money!

These are not for fair or light skin

These are not sheer not light colored as shown on packaging..,prior purchases they definitely were. Now, these are a much darker brown than ever…they are more conspicuous than even the odd color of the band/aids in the 1970’s! I was also surprised at how much adhesive residue remained on my skin even after showering…had to scrub off with alcohol and cotton. So disappointed!

Useless

I go through many bandages on a regular basis. Lots of skin related issues resulting from diabetes and blood thinners. I get small wounds that I like to keep covered to help with the healing process. I tried these bandages recently and wish I could have returned them and get a refund. The center section on the bandage is fine but the shear adhesive part curls, stretches too far, and ends up peeling off.I like some of the other bandaids but I’ve been trying another brand and I have to say, I’m happy with the product. I’ve used Bandaid brand for years, but was really disappointed.I’m not able to call right now because of a serious health issue but felt so strongly I at least wanted to tell you about my experience with this product.