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I've been looking for an affordable bandage that will not cause me to blister for a long time. I normally blister within minutes from the adhesive, but have used these for over 24 hours without issue. Unlike the silicone bandages I have tried, they adhere well. I even forgot to remove it before showering and it was just fine. They compare well to the Elastoplast sensitive skin that I would otherwise use, but these are much cheaper - less than a third the price. And they are compostable!

My kid has an adhesive allergy, so we were looking for bandages which would not leave huge blisters. There were not those bandages. I’d say the blisters were 25% smaller, but definitely still painful after 8-12 hours (overnight).Definitely don’t leave them on longer than that. We left them on once for 24 hours, and had to soak in the tub to pull the glue off without peeling the skin.

I like the idea of sustainable materials. There is a good amount in the box at a good price. But- the packaging is very hard to open. I end up tearing the wrapper in pieces to get to the spot. They go on well. They stick and stay well. But- they're hard to remove. I used the spots to cover a place on my nose and my cheek following 2 biopsies. I had to pick at the edge to get an edge where I could peel them off. This was frustrating twice a day for two weeks. Lastly they are an awful color which makes them stand out. Other brands match skin tones and vertually disappear on your face.

It came to my attention recently that I'm actually allergic to latex. Who knew? Not me. But in any case, regular latex band-aids were causing more discomfort than the wounds they were trying to cover. I found these band-aids and was a little thrown by the price, but you do get a LOT of band-aids for in the box and they're not going to set off any allergic reactions to latex, which is great.I work with glass as a hobby and often accidentally cut my fingertips. I noticed that when I wash my hands, the band-aid has a difficult time adhering to itself again when it's wet. The part of the adhesive that's stuck directly to my skin still sticks great, but the end that's adhered to itself curls and comes unstuck. It's still very sticky, though, and once the band-aid dries (maybe 3-5-ish minutes) it sticks back to itself just fine and stays as though there was never an issue.Honestly, I'm just glad to have an option for band-aids that won't set my skin off into uncomfortable rashes, so I'll take the mild inconvenience. They're really soft, comfortable bandaids and I love that they're both eco-friendly and fine for my skin.

Cut my finger making dinner and used these. After finishing dinner and doing dishes for 30 minutes it was still well adhered to my finger. Works just as well as the brand name we all know while being eco-friendly.