Band-Aid Brand Flexible Fabric Bandages, Forest, Assorted, 30 Count

Love them! .. Stylish pretty flowers! . Brightens the fact I have to wear a band-aid😁. . This brand stays on much better than other brands that I have tried. .. Box has multiple sizes, small, med and large which is convenient, but there is only 5 of the lrg (1" wide) ones. .. Wish there were more of that size it seems to be the one needed most.

You most likely think, like I did, a Band-Aid is a Band-Aid. I know we call everything Band-Aid, and that is an actual brand. But the better brand is better! Easier to open %26 stays on longer. Go ahead and pay a little extra for some decent sort of a bandage.

I've tried many times to purchase other brands or buy lesser expensive. What happens is the Band-Aid doesn't last.. the flexible ones are like glue. Sometimes. I've forgotten that I have the Band-Aid still on next day. It's waterproof so when you take a shower it doesn't come off. If you're doing a sports activity, the sweat is not going to make it fall off. I like that there's different sizes. Smart move. I usually buy the transparent ones but I just thought this would be fun

These bandaids are great for boo boos or small cuts especially during the summertime when we're barefoot. I use them weekly and sometimes daily! I like the fabric because it doesn't irritate my sensitive skin, and it's not overly sticky which makes removing so much easier. This pack comes with three different sizes and prints which are floral and very cute!

I am an adult woman who has gone through more bandaids in the last 5 years than my teen children have in their entire lives. I saw these and really wanted them. I finally broke down and purchased them. They are much better quality than the store brand I usually buy. I need fabric bandaids so my skin is happy. These caused no issues. The designs are true to the box images. The pic I posted that says ‘14 hours' went through dinner, sleep, and breakfast. The smaller (yellow) bandaid fit around my thumb with enough strip remaining to secure it firmly. You'll get compliments on your bandaid lol. I will buy these going forward.

Band-Aid Brand has always been consistent with their products in positive ways. These band-aids adhere and stay put even while washing dishes, your hands etc. The design/wildflowers are a limited edition. They're flexible as stated and the price was great. Thank you.

I always get my grandkids band-aids to put in their Christmas stockings. Trying to get favorite themed ones if possible. These ones were nice for the older (almost teen) kids.

Good band-aids and good price. Band-Aid brand has always been reliable. The limited-edition designs are nice but not important to me. The only issue that I have is that after and during dish washing the strip becomes loose right away and starts to fray as well. These seem to have less adhesive than before. Thank you.

Terrible quality. 2 stars for the color. It fringes at the edges very quickly after using and working with my hands. I have to peel it off even 20 mins after applying and it leave sticky goey stuff on my skin. Its best for back of the feet as a barrier to avoid skin chaffing while wearing shoes or sandals. On the hands it's useless. works best in other areas of the skin where rarely anything or water touches it.

AVOID if any Latex Allergy - Deceptive and Misleading labeling - Sold as "Assorted" 3 sizes - would expect 10 each size, what you get is 4 x-lg, 6-lg, and 20 med - AVOID buying If you have a Latex Allergy -- especially progressive types that worsens with each exposure. Causes blistering and redness. ALERT: if you have a latex allergy, it's possible to have a reaction to other components in adhesive bandages as well, such as the adhesive itself. Purchased these bandages because AI search and sites confirmed to be LATEX-FREE Band-Aid options - this is not true! - these are only 'Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex' [Have to search box for tiny print stating this]. * NOTE: * This labeling is FDA derived wording to protect Manufacturers -- used as FDA has concerns that labels like "latex-free" or "does not contain latex" were inaccurate... as it's not possible to test for and eliminate all trace amounts of the proteins that cause allergic reactions. SO "'not made with natural rubber latex''label was deemed acceptable use as a more accurate and less misleading alternative than Latex-Free.