Band-Aid Brand FabricAdhesive Bandages, Finger & Knuckle, 20 ct
- Model Number:
- 4452
- UPC:
- 381370044529
- EAN:
- 0381370044529
- Walmart SKU:
- 1120737
Market rate of $4.32 positions buyers 0.0% under the established average.
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Tracking History: We have tracked Band-Aid Brand FabricAdhesive Bandages, Finger & Knuckle, 20 ct since 11/11/2022. The most recent price update was on Nov 16, 2022.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $4.32 (lowest on 11/11/2022) to $4.32 (highest on 11/11/2022). The average price during this period is $4.32.
Current Trend: No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.7/5 from 1385 reviews.
Dog bite, that just wouldn't stop bleeding on my finger. These were a god-send. My finger is healed now, and there's NO evidence of the bite. The finger looks good as new. I honestly think the strong adhesive-power of these bandages made all the difference in my healing.
better than the finger Band-Aids. I use in other areas too because it stays put when I have a cut on my leg while the smaller Band-Aids without the 4 way don't stay on for long. strong adhesive
my go to bandade for more than just fingers. secure adhesion. stretching to fit the contours of the needed applications.
I had never tried "knuckle" or "fingertip" bandages before. I love them both! The knuckle bandages move with you so you hardly notice you are wearing them. The fingertip bandages covers so much better without strangling your fingertips.
As a former woodworker, I have used these bandages for years they stay put they protect. They don’t come off in the shower and they’re comfortable. I highly recommend them.
Great product stays on long time.
The problem with this band aid or any other is they do not stick to your skin like they did in the earlier years. People are afraid of a little pain so the manufacturers do not make them sticky enough and you’re constantly changing them and going thru more strips than years ago.
I’ve been nursing a cut on my left thumb since Sunday when I was working in the garage and didn’t have my scissors with me and picked up my small shears to open up a delivered box and I made two cuts successfully, but then I picked up the shears and turned them the wrong way and sliced my thumb open Not enough to need stitches, but I put a gauze pad and wrapped it with that stretchable tape both items that I got from Walmart. But this is the third day nursing it and I was tired of having a problem putting on my nitrile gloves over the big bunch of bandaging so I searched Walmart for a better solution and came up with these. I only use fabric bandages, but lately they haven’t been staying on so my expectations for these staying on my thumb were medium too low. But they were working well until I just noticed they were coming loose a little bit because I have one going in one direction and the second one wrapped around it in a different direction to keep it secure and the second one is starting to work It’s way loose. That’s the reason I gave it only four stars. But at least now I can slip the nitrile glove on and work in my kitchen without worrying. Definitely will buy them again.
The item should be packaged in a smaller quantity. Few people need 20 of these and once the package is opened they don't store easily. The product works fine however, and they aren't a big expense,
When the bandaids were packaged they were all cut in half. I couldn't use the entire box
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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