Equate Flexible Antibacterial Fabric Bandages

Equate fabric Band-Aids are perfect size for minor cuts. this package. Is all one size. You open the single individual bandaid and Peel the paper back.I recommend this item. Nice to have a small emergency kit. DIY Emergency kit with Equate brand items.

I try to keep these flexible fabric bandages on hand. The plastic kind never sticks as well as fabric. I can't handle the sight of blood (I pass out), so these are lifesavers, protecting me from passing out while protecting my wound from dirt, germs, and cat hair. No fabric bandages match the color of my skin, so I get whatever color is cheapest. Equate is much cheaper than name brands, usually just over $1, making it more affordable to keep them nearby.

These are super easy to put on, and they definitely last all day! I always keep a box of these in my medicine cabinet at home along with one in my desk drawer at work. If you're looking for inexpensive, sticky bandages, these are definitely the ones!

These band-aids are a price relief compared to the name brand band-aids! They cost less than half the price and do the job every bit as good! They stick well, even after getting them wet. And who needs to look at SpongeBob characters and/or Disney figures on a band-aid if it doing so is going to cost you three times more than necessary in price?

Save your money the adhesive does not adhere to skin or itself. I wrapped the bandage around my finger and could not keep it on. If it gets damp at all, not wet just damp then you need to apply a new one. My hands sweat in my gloves and I had to constantly dig it out of my glove because it would not stay put. I recommend the slightly larger equate ones. They have adhesive on all sides of the bandage pad. The wider width helps keep them in place, especially on fingers with constant movement. The adhesive is better, as well. So, skip this standard size bandaid and buy the slightly larger equate brand bandaids. They are 1 3/4" in size and a big improvement over the standard size.

The price is perfect, but I'm not to thrill with how the bandage holds up. I used one to wrap around my finger as I had a hurtful hang nail. The bandage kept coming undone.

The value was phenomenal. The color and flexibility of the fabric were also notable, however, the quality of the adhesive was very poor. Within seconds of applying the bandage to dry, oil-free skin, the adhesive loosened on its own and fell away from the skin. The constant reapplication led me to try doubling the bandage when in use, but even then, the top bandage was still unraveling. I will not buy them again and do not recommend them.

Don’t waste your money- they have obviously changed more about this product than just the packaging because I’ve been buying them for years without issue b but now they do not stick. I mean they REALLY do not stick. You wrap it around your finger and within just a few minutes the end is v flapping around. And it happened with every single one in 2 boxes. It’s a shame.

These bandages are HORRIBLE. I have never been a bandage snob, and I don't care about brand names. I feel like generic and cheap bandages are one category where you tend to be you get what you pay for….and THESE ARE THE ABSOLUTE WORST. They do not stick well to skin or to itself. They are truly worthless. The minute you put them on, they start falling off. I hate when I forget that these are the worst, and then I accidentally buy them again because they truly are terrible. Do not waste your money. It's like flushing money down the toilet. Unless you are using these for craft or to let a child play with them, these are not functional as an actual bandage on skin!

Sorry, but these are the worst. They stick initially but slightly damp they fall off. I ordered the regular flex bandaid brand they are the best. i have washed dishes with them and they stay on for awhile. these equate aren't worth the money! they are flimsy. my wound with this brand didn't heal at all.