Band-Aid Brand Tru-Stay Plastic Strips Adhesive Bandages, Assorted Sizes, 30 ct

BAND-AID Tru-Stay Plastic Bandages are a household essential, especially with kids. They stick well, stay on through hand washing and play, and still come off without too much trouble. The assorted sizes are really handy for different cuts and scrapes, and the padding offers good protection while healing. Reliable, comfortable, and exactly what you want from a bandage.

Band-Aid Tuesday. Plastic bandages are made of a durable material with the comfortable texture. The fix comfortably on year cut, scrape or wounded. Area, we're great. Performance of a band aid brand does the job excellent stays on well

The best bandaids hands down. Durable, flexible, compact, and comfortable, what more do you want in a bandaid! They fit almost anywhere you put them, and since they're plastic, they don't mess up! #musthave #festivalneeds

One of my favorite band-aid products, right behind flexible fabric which is my absolute go to band-aid. Does not irritate my skin either like the other brands do. Always choose band-aid!

The bandage moves with your body, making it ideal for joints like fingers, knees, and elbows. A soft, breathable material prevents itching and sweating while protecting the wound.

These are my go-to when I need a bandage that actually stays on. The adhesive is strong and doesn't give up halfway trough the day even with hand washing.Flexible and protect the cut well, but they are not very breathable and taking them off can irritate skin especially if there is hair involved.

I buy these often & I have noticed that the quality of the product & the packaging has declined lately. The bandages themselves are thinner & kink more easily. And the packaging is more difficult to open, damaging the product in the process of opening sometimes. Please go back to the old quality for both the bandage & the packaging.

The area I put this band aid on broke out into rashes/hives. I wasn't sure what caused it at first but then I put on a band aid on a different site a few days later and got the same reaction.

Product (Band-Aid plastic strip) adheres well, almost too well. When attempting to remove it the plastic comes off in chunks and is difficult to remove. Very frustrating.

These should be taken off the shelf. My son used these bandaids on his chest, and after taking them off, he told me he was wondering why it was hurting so much. Then he showed me why...he had red marks exactly where the bandages were. I started looking online to see if I could find any info when I landed on the reviews on the bandaids...and goodness. Some of the reviews go back over a year, and Band-Aid STILL hasn't fixed the problem? How many people need to report an issue before Johnson & Johnson decides to do something about it? I would have posted a photo but my son asked me not to. But there are four bright red marks EXACTLY where the adhesive part of the band aid was. Highly disappointed, and I will be calling customer service first thing in the morning.