BAND-AID Brand Tru-Stay Plastic Adhesive Bandages, One Size, 60 Count

Best I've bought in quite a while. First of all, they're not the fabric that basically falls apart after a few hours of wearing it. These are perfectly made in my humble opinion. They stay put for several days if needed and I have absolutely no complaints about them. Would definitely recommend.

When I first tried one I didn't think it felt too sticky just on my fingers, but after I actually put it on it became clear really quickly that it was there to stay. And when I tried to remove it later, it actually took a little effort, so yes, they're great quality. The pad is also nice and soft, and absorbs really well. You can't beat the price, either!

Why would anyone take the time to write a review for bandages? It's simple really, this specific brand is not the fabric type of bandage that falls apart in one day. The plastic bandage is long wearing, stays secure and is a good buy.

I went with name brand because this one does not make me break out from the adhesive AND it doesn't get loose/stretched out too easily. I'll pay to avoid that feeling.

Best regular bandaids out there. The pad is not surrounded by plastic; it doesn’t seal on the sides where that pad is. But. This can be a good thing, cause there’s no “bandage” tape to stick to the wound. If it’s hard to imagine, compare the pictures of these to a regular Curad bandage. Also they stay on FOREVER basically. Great deal and much appreciation to the Band-Aid brand for not changing the style. Not allergic to them.

It is true that these do exactly what their title says... stay put. I've tried many other brands and types of bandages but these are the only ones that survive a day of frequent hand and dish washing. I highly recommend them and don't buy any other kind if I can help it.

Much, Much better sticking power than curad. I have to back up the curad bandages I have with tape, while the band-aid brand sticks like it should. These are a bit smaller than the larger band-aids, but the pad is very close, so for most cuts, these work better with less tape.

I bought these because I need to cover scrapes on my knee. My knee started itching, I assumed it was from the wound unless I took it off. There was red rash on both sides where the adhesive was. I don't know what's in the adhesive but I couldn't use them. I'll get cloth bandages from now on.

Wore two of these to cover bug bites on one foot for a few days. My foot was itchy, but I assumed it was the bites. They came off after a shower, and I look at my feet and see awful, inflamed red patches where the adhesive clung. I tested a bandaid on the back of my hand, and it quickly started itching. I looked at this product page on the company website, and several reviews say this product gave them an allergic reaction where they never had an issue with a bandage before. They refuse to list what these are actually made of. Those bad reviews are from a year ago, the company doesn't seem to care to address this issue. I won't be buying bandages from this brand again.

Supposed to be 1 order of 6 boxes. Only 1 box showed up - mashed down from poor shipping, btw - because third-party seller saw a 1. And so I was sent only 1 box of 60 measly Band-Aids for $30 incl. shipping. Adding insult to injury, my only recourse is to return the box to a store because this was sold by a third-party seller, who was supposed to be contacted by Walmart to work out a better solution with me, but they never did. So now I'm off to the closest Walmart store 25 minutes each way to fight with Customer Service, which will likely have no idea what to do with this snafu.