BioSwiss Bandages First Responders Shaped Self Adhesive Bandage
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About BioSwiss Bandages First Responders Shaped Self Adhesive Bandage
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
69% praised the strong adhesion, while 31% found it didn't stick well.
I noticed that one of my bandages fell off while sleeping, but the other two stayed on fine during the day.
One of my bandages fell off while sleeping, but the other two stayed on fine during the day.
I have noticed that the adhesive part of the bandaid sticks well to other surfaces like a blanket but has a poor adhesion to skin.
The adhesive part of the bandaid sticks well to other surfaces like a blanket but has poor adhesion to skin.
The adhesive bandages stick just about as well as a piece of scotch tape on my skin, and probably worse than that.
69% liked its breathability, but 31% found it trapped moisture.
The bandage has a surround adhesive and plastic cover, allowing me to wash my hands without it getting soggy and gross.
The adhesive bandages stick poorly on the skin, worse than a piece of scotch tape.
The bandaids are glued shut in the plastic packaging.
The bandage doesn't stick well and comes off after a few minutes of application.
70% appreciated the easy use, although 30% found it difficult to use.
Bandages not only protect wounds but also improve any depression or anxiety experienced from injury.
If there is more than a prick of blood at the injection site, the gauze doesn't absorb it right away and the colorful bandage material pushes the unabsorbed fluid out onto the bare skin, requiring additional clean up.
These adhesive bandages are not suitable for hand/finger injuries as they would not last for more than 5 minutes.
The bandaids are difficult to get out of the plastic even with scissors as they are glued shut.
66% appreciated the hypoallergenic material, though 34% experienced an allergic reaction.
I react to some adhesives but did not get a rash from these adhesive bandages.
The adhesive lasts for 2-3 hours before coming off completely painlessly.
The adhesive part of the bandaid sticks well to other surfaces like blanket but does not adhere well to skin.
If I notice more than a prick of blood at the injection site, the gauze doesn't absorb it right away and the colorful bandage material pushes the unabsorbed fluid out onto the bare skin, which requires additional clean up. This could be problematic for someone with allergies or sensitivity to certain materials.
68% liked the durable material, but 32% found it fell apart quickly.
I did not experience any rash or reaction from the adhesive bandages, indicating good material quality.
I have complained that the bandaid padding is too small and only suitable for an ant bite size wound.
The padding is small and the sticky part caused a break out when I had a small cut, indicating poor material quality of the bandage.
66% appreciated the excellent wound protection, although 34% found it didn't cover the wound properly.
I react to some adhesives but did not get a rash from these bandages.
The bandaids are stuck together in the plastic.
68% praised the water-resistant design, while 32% found it let water in.
I experienced a skin reaction after using the bandage on a small cut, possibly due to its water resistance.
