Juvale 12 Rolls Colorful Self Adhesive Bandage Wrap
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About Juvale 12 Rolls Colorful Self Adhesive Bandage Wrap
Overall Feedback:
94% positive
92% praised the strong adhesion, while 8% found it didn't stick well.
The elastic of the bandage was of poor quality and it stretched out in less than 24 hours and fell down.
91% appreciated the easy use, although 9% found it difficult to use.
I like the product because it is easy to use and tear when applying it.
I find the bandage to be very thin and not sticking well.
The adhesive bandage is thin and stretchy, making it difficult to apply smoothly.
87% appreciated the hypoallergenic material, though 13% experienced an allergic reaction.
After using the tape on two different female dogs during their birth, I noticed that they began to lose their hair down to the skin after several days. This suggests that the tape may not be hypoallergenic for dogs.
90% liked the durable material, but 10% found it fell apart quickly.
I used this product to cover the adhesive bandage from a nasty slice on my hock and it was fine for that purpose.
I am unhappy with the claim of 5 yards long, as it is just over 2 1/2 yards long.
The material quality of the adhesive-bandages we are buying is not as high as what we were getting at Tractor Supply.
The bandage had poor elastic quality and fell down within 24 hours.
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92% appreciated the excellent wound protection, although 8% found it didn't cover the wound properly.
The item was a great value to rebuild my emergency aid kit after my emergency response bag was stolen.
I usually add a piece of medical tape over the wrap to ensure it stays on because the adhesion is not as great.
The elastic of the bandage is of poor quality. It stretched out in less than 24 hours and fell down.
I would not recommend the product to anyone.
80% praised the water-resistant design, while 20% found it let water in.
I had to add electrical tape to ensure the end stayed secure, suggesting the bandage may not be water-resistant.
