Band-Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages, Large Hurt-Free Non-Stick Pads, 3-Inch x 4-Inch Pads, 10 Count, 3 Pack

When I had a weeping chronic wound I tried all the different gauzes at my local big box store, eventually made my way to these which were the priciest option in store, and they were the only ones to help my wound heal! Sometimes these go down to a great price on Amazon. I've learned not to waste my money on other gauzes for certain types of wounds. Even for less serious wounds that can be improved with cheaper gauzes, these are still softer and more luxurious even if not necessary. Take the advice from someone with AD, this is the best gauze!

These are great for covering wounds. The pads do not stick to wounds but can be held in place with any medical tape you prefer. To that point I strongly recommend gentle paper tape for the general population and particularly the young and old who have sensitive skin.

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These nonstick adhesive bandages work great. They’re also easy only skin. I have very thin skin and I can remove the bandage without tearing.

The product listing says it is an adhesive bandage, however there is no adhesive on the 3 “ x 4” bandages… they are just bandage pads you have to attach with tape or wrap. Slightly misleading and led to me ordering by mistake. Should have read closer.

If you are looking for a premium non stick bandage, look no further. These bandages are softer than the generic non stick bandages on the market. I will definitely be stocking these in the medicine cabinet from now on. Perfect for those large areas where you dont want anything to stick. I held them in place with ace bandages wrap.

After getting burned on another "nonstick" pad listing on Amazon, I was pleasantly surprised to find that these were truly nonstick. I had a nasty gash that needed to be covered to heal, but the other pads just weren't cutting it.These are fairly large, so I could get by using one and cutting it in half. I used some of those clear waterproof dressings they use post surgery, and together they form a fairly flexible, waterproof bandaid (I hate the large bandaids at the store because they always fall off or the pads are a bit abrasive. I love putting together my own first aid dressings. They work so much better than the store bought bandaids.

To save money, I bought a store brand which was basically a film of what looked like the thinnest saran wrap in the world over a piece of cotton. The cotton slid out as I was putting tape on it. This brand from Band-Aid is fabulous! They are quite large so I cut them in half to apply to a wound that is approximately 6 mm long and 3 mm high. They are more expensive than others and definitely worth the price.