Advanced Smart Heal Hydrocolloid Gel Bandages, Assorted Sizes, 12 ct | First Aid for Blisters or Wound Care

I just wish it was more in the box

This is the best finger bandage I ever used

These are great for knee cuts for your kids. They do not move. They are easy to peel away when you need to change them. They allow for sufficient healing and regeneration. Used this for burns as well and left zero scar. Highly recommend.

You can’t even tell you have a bandaid on there! Very protective, a lil pricey for me but They feel great and can use for several days I would recommend them

Helps with healing small cuts and scrapes!

Honestly folks how we don't know about these ... promotes fast healing!

Right off the bat, I had problems removing these bandages from the packaging. There's a plastic pouch, then a paper backing... and even after reading the removal instructions repeatedly, I apparently just can't get it right, as dumb as that sounds. The adhesion on these is good enough that it doesn't want to come off of the backing without stretching, tearing (the bandage, not the backing), and sticking to itself, ultimately ruining the bandage. It took me 3 attempts until I was finally able to get one that was just good enough, and I still ended up having to trim off the ends when it was finally on me because they had stuck to themselves at some point. So, hey, they're trimmable! Once on, I had no problem with comfort or adhesion to my skin, and after 4 days of sticking solidly, only then started to see a bit of lifting at the edges. Removal was tough if I only left it on for a day or so, but not at all a problem beyond that. So, would I buy these again? I want to say yes, because the bandage itself is decent, but with my problems with the packaging every time, it's not worth the savings as there is so much wasted product.

These bandages are amazing! I used them to cover blisters from breaking in new shoes, and they stayed put through everything—walking, sweating, and even showering. Honestly, I was impressed (and a little intimidated) by how well they stuck. It felt like they were saying, “We’re in this together!”