Band-Aid Brand First Aid Water Block 100% Waterproof Self-Adhesive Tape Roll
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About Band-Aid Brand First Aid Water Block 100% Waterproof Self-Adhesive Tape Roll
Overall Feedback:
75% positive
70% praised for its strong and lasting adhesive, while 30% experienced it peeling off
These bandaids adhere very well and repel water droplets, even with a wide range of motions.
These band-aids adhere securely and stay in place even through hand washing and light activity, which is great for protecting minor cuts and scrapes.
Band-aid brand bandages are the only ones that stay on the skin and keep the wound under it dry.
The main issue with the tape is that it is too stiff.
63% liked its breathable fabric, but 37% found it trapped moisture
I was not expecting the tape to be rough and inflexible on sensitive skin. I was expecting something more like the flexible fabric bandaids.
Bandaids do a fantastic job at repelling water droplets and adhering well, but they stop working when exposed to higher concentrations of water.
I had to redress my hand wound several times a day because the product was not waterproof.
67% praised for its easy and painless removal, while 33% experienced skin irritation
Removing the tape was not easy, but it still kept my leg and medical boot completely dry.
Bandages peel off easily and each replacement keeps the wound dry, aiding quick healing.
I discovered that the tape stuck well when I removed it.
Band-aids can be too sticky, making removal painful, especially on sensitive skin.
67% appreciated its flexibility and easy to use, though 33% found it difficult to apply
Each time I replace the bandage, it stays dry and helps my wound heal faster.
Removing the tape was not easy, but it kept my leg and medical boot completely dry.
The band-aids are too sticky, which makes removal a bit painful, especially on sensitive skin.
63% appreciated its gentle, hypoallergenic material, though 37% experienced skin irritation
After less than 25 minutes of use, the tape caused redness and itchiness, indicating it is not suitable for individuals with sensitive skin.
73% praised for its water-resistant properties, while 27% found it lost adhesion when wet
These bandaids do a pretty good job at repelling water, but it depends on where and how much water is involved.
The bandages wouldn't stick and would fall off within a minute.
I was disappointed with the tape as it did not provide reliable waterproof protection and caused discomfort.
