Care Science Fabric Adhesive Bandages, Assorted Sizes, 200 Count | Flexible + Breathable Protection for First Aid and Wound Care.

They actually stick on the skin, but come off easily.

This is the very best band aid i have ever bought and used. The describtion on the box is everything it says. The VERY best tape. It sticks excellently, and stays on for days, thru water, and whatever else you need. I would recommend this to anyone especially with children.

We needed a large number of bandages for a first aid kit. These fit our requirements and within budget. Assorted sizes and fabric rather than plastic or latex

Overall, they do the job. Size is inconsistent, concerning the absorbent pad. The adhesive, at times, leaves a sticky residue that is a nuisance to remove. Continually rubbing fingers together will ball up the residue but is time consuming. Cloth portion of this product is durable and protective. I use these bandages daily on my thumb tips during the winter to keep drying and cracking of the tips to a minimum.

I purchased a brand new first aid knapsack and was looking to replace older items while adding brand new items. I am not crazy about certain “bandaids” brands that cost a small fortune and simply do not work or stay on your small wounds or literally fall off your finger or wounds. I find no name “bandaids” are far better quality and work a whole lot better than name brands so why waste my money, especially when these work 100 times better and are far better quality that last.

Decent quality, good pricing and overnight delivery.

I got these for my Girl Scout troop to earn their first aid badges by making first aid kits. Great value for the money, quality product, def recommend

These Care Science fabric bandages are nice in most ways. The material is soft and flexible, the pad size is decent, and I like that they’re antibacterial with the 4-sided seal. For a bulk box they’re also a fair price. The problem is the adhesive. It is weak even on clean, dry skin under normal conditions. Within a couple of hours of regular movement the edges start lifting and the bandage works itself loose. Get it even slightly wet (washing hands, light sweat, a quick rinse) and it peels right off. I ended up replacing them far more often than I should have to. If the stickiness matched the rest of the quality these would be solid everyday bandages. As it stands, they’re frustrating for anything beyond the most minimal use.

Satisfaisant