BSN Medical Coverlet Bandages and Dressings, 2 3/4" x 4" Patch, Box of 50

Great for finger cuts

I used to be an athletic trainer, and very quickly I found out that we would need to reorder these sooner than the traditional ‘straight’ band aid. You soon realize that must cuts happen on fingers, toes, knees and elbows. What do they have in common you ask? There all joints! Areas that are in constant flex and use, which is why there’s always a gap with a traditional style bandage. (They’re really only good for flat surfaces like an arm, leg or torso.) The pics show how to bandage a finger tip (think paper cut) which you could never do with a traditional bandage. So yeah, this H-style bandage is more versatile, stays on better, and seals better. And when you buy it in bulk, the price is offset down to the price of a regular bandage making it an even harder to say no. As they say, once you try it, you’ll never go back.

Coverlet is my new go to brand of bandages. I will NEVER buy Band-aid brand again. Curaid brand just sucks.... bought those once..... just once. I go through a lot of bandages because I work with my hands a lot. I know my bandages, and I am VERY picky about what I use - both brand and type. My family laughs at me, but I hate it when a drop of water makes a bandage fall off, or when I have to put my hand in my pants pocket and the bandage starts to peel off. I want a bandage to stay on until I take it off. I luckily found this brand on Amazon by sheer accident. After reading some of the reviews of other bandage "connoisseurs" like myself I ordered some. They were right. These things stay on your fingers!!!! I washed some dishes with Dawn soap.... and they stayed on. I took a shower and made it all the way through with the bandage still on. Now the ends will start to lift a little (just a little) with a lot of water and soap use like in the shower or the above mentioned dish washing. Though at no time did the bandages just fall off with soap and water like with ALL other brands. There is one type of Band-aid fabric bandage that comes close, but they are still not as good as these Coverlets. These never.... have not yet.... started to peel from the ends from continually putting my hand into my pocket. That was a pet peeve of mine. I would put a new bandage on, and then a little while later need to get a set of keys, Etc. of my pants pocket. ...and there it was. The bandages would start to peel back from the ends because it had rubbed on the pants fabric. Once that happened the end was not going to stick back down again and would just get worse each time. Usually by the third time the bandage was useless. These Coverlet bandages STICK!!! Yes, they are a little harder to get off, but not "where are the scissors/knife" hard to get off. Though that is what is needed if you want a bandage to stay on all day. So I don't write a lot of reviews on Amazon. If I do it's because I would swear by the product. As I do these bandages. They are perfect..... at least I think so. Plus these are cheaper because you get so many in a pack.

My doctor after doing surgery on my foot to remove some warts used this bandaid on my foot and suggested me to put vaseline on it every day and put a bandage on it until it recovers completely. I found the exact same brand and it is a very wide adhesive bandage although at the end of the day it is a bit hard to remove it and it makes some messy residues on my foot and I need to wash the surroundings. but overall it helped a lot.

Fantastic bandages, medical grade in fact. Long story short I tried to cut my fingers off on a table saw (for fun of course) 8 lidocaine shots and 19 stitches later I was handed about 12 of these fine bandages before heading out of the ER. Fast forward to about 7 days later and I found myself out of bandages but only about halfway done healing so I bought myself some more on here at a truly excellent price of about 10 bucks. for 10c a bandage these things cant be beat, super tough and very sticky adhesive make these /the best/ bandage I have ever used in my life, and I have used a ton of different brands, from el cheapo dollar store junk, up to Johnson & Johnson and Guard brand (in comparison to these) junk. These things are seriously the best I have ever used, buy them if you need a good multi-use bandage (doesn't just have to be knuckles, worked great on my finger tips and should work great anywhere else) The soft pad is also a good size for covering large cuts.one word of warning, seeing as these things are crazy sticky they wont let go once they grab any other portion of themselves, so be careful when applying unless you like using 3 bandages on 2 fingers with one ending up in the trash.