Dealmed Sterile Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages
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About Dealmed Sterile Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
74% praised the strong adhesion, while 26% found it didn't stick well.
I find the adhesive strength of the bandages terrible as they fall off after a few hours, which is very annoying.
The adhesion strength of the adhesive-bandages is poor compared to the first batch I purchased. The fabric is different, almost like a vinyl.
The first batch of bandages worked perfectly, but this latest batch still sticks and leaves an annoying residue that needs aggressive washing or an alcohol swab to remove.
After wearing the adhesive around my finger for a night, it did not do its job.
78% liked its breathability, but 22% found it trapped moisture.
The second box of bandaids is different from the first one and now they are awful.
I purchased adhesive bandages earlier that were perfect as they stuck and did not leave any sticky residue when removed. However, the latest batch still sticks but leaves an annoying residue that needs to be removed with aggressive washing or using an alcohol swab.
The stickiness of the bandages is lacking.
77% appreciated the easy use, although 23% found it difficult to use.
This bandage lasted for two days on my leg, which is a positive feedback regarding its ease of use.
The bandages tend to shred and do not stay closed properly.
I had a hard time finding a band aid that actually stuck to my skin and finally found these that worked great for years. However, now it is terrible.
I purchased the first batch of bandages a year ago and they stuck to my skin very well, staying on for 2 to 3 days. However, the current batch does not stick to my skin for more than an hour and comes off in less than half a day. I am disappointed with the current batch and will look for a different brand.
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75% appreciated the hypoallergenic material, though 25% experienced an allergic reaction.
The first batch of bandages worked perfectly without leaving any residue, but the latest batch is sticky and leaves an annoying residue that requires aggressive washing or an alcohol swab.
I have complained that the adhesive bandages have lighter color and terrible adhesion, indicating a lack of hypoallergenic properties.
The fabric is nicer quality than plastic models, but it is too thin and stretchy and does not stick to my skin, making it useless.
75% liked the durable material, but 25% found it fell apart quickly.
The fabric of the bandage is nicer than plastic models, as it is thin, stretchy and of good quality.
The material quality of the bandages has changed and the adhesion is terrible.
The product quality has degraded due to cheap material used in the bandage and the sticky. It is now terrible.
The bandaid fabric is almost like vinyl and the adhesion is poor compared to the first batch I purchased.
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76% appreciated the excellent wound protection, although 24% found it didn't cover the wound properly.
This brand did not cause any redness on my sensitive skin, unlike other brands claiming to be latex-free that can still cause inflammation.
The bandages stick well and don't leave any residue when removed.
The bandages stuck to my skin very well and stayed on my foot and leg for 2-3 days.
The bandages are so strong that they hurt to take off and leave my skin red around it.
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72% praised the water-resistant design, while 28% found it let water in.
The bandages peeled off as soon as I put them on.
The fabric of the bandaid is almost like vinyl and the adhesion is poor compared to the first batch I purchased.
