Band-Aid Brand Tru-Stay Sheer Strips Adhesive Bandages for First Aid and Wound Care, Assorted Sizes, 80 ct

These Band-Aids have to be the best on the market! I sliced my thumb with a kitchen knife and the band aid soaked up the blood perfectly. Sometimes when I pick a zit, a band aid that is shear is needed. These work perfectly for those nasty pustules. My toes tend to stick together during the humid weather. A Band-Aid separating the toes is magical. Do they work on hemorrhoids? Yes, they do! Firmly press a Band-aid brand band Aid on the roid and it will protect it for a good 24 hours. I tend to burn myself when lighting the candles that surround my bed. Again, the band aids on the tips of my finger allow me to still play the piano without pain. Highly recommend!

In the epic battle between life’s little accidents and your skin, the Band-Aid Brand Tru-Stay Sheer Strips Adhesive Bandages are the warriors you want on your side. These aren’t just bandages—they’re shields of protection, badges of honor, and your first line of defense in the realm of first aid. Whether it’s a paper cut or a heroic kitchen mishap, these bandages are here to save the day.Packaging: Practical and Perfectly CompactThe box is a beacon of order in the chaos of your medicine cabinet. Clearly labeled, easy to open, and compact enough to store anywhere, it ensures you’re always prepared for the unexpected. The individually wrapped bandages are like tiny presents of care, each one ready to tackle the next scrape or scratch.Design: Sheer GeniusTrue to their name, these bandages boast a sheer, lightweight design that blends seamlessly with your skin. Gone are the days of clunky, conspicuous bandages screaming “LOOK AT MY BOO-BOO!” Instead, these strips offer discreet protection while letting your natural beauty shine through—even with a wound.Adhesion: Stay Put, No Matter WhatThe Tru-Stay adhesive lives up to its promise. Whether you’re typing furiously, washing dishes, or scaling Mount Everest (or just chasing a toddler around), these bandages stay firmly in place. No peeling, no slipping, no awkward repositioning—just reliable, all-day coverage.Comfort: Soft as a Second SkinUnlike some bandages that feel like you’ve wrapped your finger in sandpaper, these strips are soft, flexible, and breathable. They move with you, never bunching or pinching. It’s as if they were custom-designed for comfort, making you forget they’re even there.Durability: Built to ProtectThese bandages don’t just stick—they last. I wore one through a long day of errands, a sweaty workout, and even a quick shower, and it remained intact, guarding my wound like a tiny knight in shining armor. Their resilience is nothing short of legendary.Healing Power: A Gentle TouchBeyond their durability, the bandages promote faster healing by keeping wounds clean and protected. The non-stick pad ensures painless removal, sparing you the agony of peeling away a layer of skin along with the bandage. It’s a little thing, but it makes a big difference.

My favorite small band-aid. Stays on & the adhesive is doesn't pull off my skin like some others do. The skin tone is on the paler side, which works well for me.I particularly find these better than the "waterproof" ones, which are darker, don't stick as well, and are harder to put on (with 4 pieces to peel off instead of 2).

I bought these to cover an open wound on my inner thigh.Pros: Adhesive stays once stuck, although sometimes as my skin wrinkles it creates little wrinkles in the adhesive and some fluid will seep out. Fluid does not penetrate the bandage. Doesn't smell. Removal isn't painful.Cons: Adhesive irritates my sensitive skin on inner thigh, it causes itchy bumps. It also dries out the wound, which is not what I wanted.

These are the only bandages that will stick to my dog who has a big wound

I use these for my migraine injections and they are perfect! Just love the tiny size that you can keep almost anywhere!

These work great for my grandfather's arm after surgery.

Unfortunately I am allergic to the adhesive... I am unsure if my skin reacting to it cause it to fall off only after a day or two or what. So if you are allergic to some adhesives (for me it is medical plastic tape) I don't really recommend this. Though I did like the size of it