Band-Aid Brand Cushion Care Sport Strip Adhesive Bandages, 30 ct (Pack of 2)

I love these! They stick super good! Are thick and cushioned as well! A little expensive for what they are, but all in all I give them 5 out of 5 stars! Just buy them once and you will see what I am talking about.

These are a very good product from a storied American firm, Johnson and Johnson. My primary use for these padded band-aids is when I have psoriasis flare-up on my fingers they can get sore and putting these around my fingertips is a big help. They stand up okay to hand washing but I have not found any bandaid product that stands up well to hand washing. Usually 2-3 hand washings and they are done.

Our family loves these band-aid strips. They cover small and large areas, keeps the area clean and doesn't slide off. It sticks very well, and flexes with use. I always cut my knuckles when working on cars and I use these bandages and they bend and flex and stay on all day. When I remove them, it is clean. Hate that I have to order online because my 5 local Wal-Mart locations never carry them.

Discovered these when I was recovering from multiple surgeries after a car accident. When I was finally able to begin my water rehab, I needed something that would stay attached and not become waterlogged. Along comes Sport Strips and I never looked back. Thanks Band-Aid

Can't heap any more praises on the Sport Strip than what others have already written here. They are the BEST par none for padding, protection, durability, and staying on securely! I cut my left index finger at the tip so deeply a few years back that I lost some of the fat in the pad of that finger. To compensate for the sensitivity when typing, I wear the small Sport Strip (5/8" x 2 1/4") around it. It's the perfect size and stays on so well, I don't have to change it for a week or more (given there's no wound or cut to tend to). Given my reliance on this particular size and bandage style, PLEASE, J&J, start offering the Sport Strip in both the large and small sizes in one package!!! I use very few, if any, of the other bandages in the Variety Pack (don't love the Tough Strips or the Water Block Plus!), yet that's the only way I can get the 10 small-sized Sport Strips that I wear on a weekly basis! I've tried just buying the large Sport Strips, but even cutting them down is not ideal. So combining the two sizes in one box not only makes more logical branding and packaging sense, it would be the "best of both worlds" for us Sports Strips devotees!

I received my package well, but the delivery man left them in my garage and I almost ran over them with my car!!!

Band-Aid Sport Strip used to have all five-star reviews until Band-Aid decided to use their Flexible Fabric Band-Aid in place of their original, rubbery Sport Strip. So Flexible Fabric

I have been using J&J Sport strips for years. Just recently, I purchased 2 new boxes. The changed product is terrible. The foam padding is thin, the perforations in the foam make it tear when you try to remove it and the adhesive is so sticky that you have to rub your skin for a few minutes to remove all of the bandage. After years of being a loyal purchaser of ONLY the sport strip, I'll be looking for another bandage that works better for me. So sad and disappointing! This bandage should have been marketed and sold as a new product, and not replace a great one.

Please bring back the old sports strips! These used to stay on through golf and other sports in humid weather and washing, and they provided a thick barrier and reliable protection. Now they come off easily and are flimsy and thin. To me, they used to be the best bandage on the market. Now they are no better than the cheapest brand. It is discouraging that a reputable company like Bandaid would surrender customer satisfaction to the bottom line (i.e., profit)!

This isn't them. They used to come in several sizes: small, tiny square, large square, regular size... this isn't even the same. The old ones stayed on, they didn't fray in minutes of applying, and they didn't stay soaked from washing hands. I do t bother with bandaids anymore unless absolutely necessary because of bleeding. They're more likely to cause infection than prevent it with how shoddy they are.