Amazon Basic Care Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages
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About Amazon Basic Care Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages
Overall Feedback:
81% positive
78% praised the strong adhesion, while 22% found it didn't stick well.
The bandage has flexible fabric that holds up well on hands and fingers, stays in place even when wet, and absorbs liquid without sticking to the wound.
The adhesive of the Amazon band aid does not stand up to water.
One side of each bandage has no adhesive edge.
Bandages frequently fall off when used for blisters on the backs of my ankles, especially if they get sweaty.
78% liked its breathability, but 22% found it trapped moisture.
The bandage is of good thickness to absorb any liquid from the wound or ointments, but it doesn't stick to my wound.
The adhesive of the Amazon band aid doesn't stand up to water.
82% appreciated the easy use, although 18% found it difficult to use.
Amazon brand bandages are made of fabric, stick well, and are easy to remove.
These bandages grip onto my skin and stretch/move as my skin does, making them easy to use.
The packaging of the individual band aids could be easier to open.
If I am even minimally active, the bandages usually fall off in an hour or two.
80% appreciated the hypoallergenic material, though 20% experienced an allergic reaction.
The band-aids smell like mold and chemicals, even the dogs backed away when I tried to pet them.
The bandage does not adhere to itself and falls off after a short period of time.
80% liked the durable material, but 20% found it fell apart quickly.
The flexible fabric holds up very well even on my hands and fingers.
The Amazon brand bandages are made of fabric, stick well, and are easy to remove.
The adhesive of Amazon band aid doesn't stand up to water and often starts unraveling after a single immersion. BandAid Brand Flexible Adhesive Bandages are far more water resistant.
I had high expectations for the bandaids to be as durable as the name brand, but they were not.
80% appreciated the excellent wound protection, although 20% found it didn't cover the wound properly.
The bandage is thick enough to absorb liquids and ointments, but it doesn't stick to the wound.
The bandages are flexible, grip onto the skin, stretch and move as the skin does, and are even bigger than a typical bandage.
I wouldn't use these band aids for wounds as they are not as sticky as Band Aid brand, but they are suitable for overnight use when I have to put medication on my thumbs and don't want to get it on my books or bedding.
The bandaids fall off frequently, especially if they get even a little sweaty, indicating that their protection is not up to the mark.
75% praised the water-resistant design
The bandages stay in place even if I get them a little wet from hand-washing.
