150 Pieces Stretch Adhesive Bandages Transparent Film Dressing Bandages Waterproof Adhesive

I use this to cover a 24 hr. medicine patch that is just not sticky enough to hold by itself through sweating or showering. Also, the edges do not roll up caused by friction from my clothing like thicker adhesives. That said, the edges can occasionally roll if not applied properly so here are some tips that work for me. Before anything, GENTLY, bend and slightly loosen the split at the center blue stipe on the clear cover side, then let those edges go back down. This will aid in removing the backing later. The white backing is the inside, sticky side that will go against your skin. Bend this white backing till you see the split line. Remove the larger piece but leave the thin piece along the one edge as a way to handle the sticky side. Place the adhesive square where desired, rub it lightly, especially along the edges, then using a fingernail, gently remove that thin white strip from under the edge of the adhv. square. Next, gently lay your hand over the whole adhv. square to warm it up a bit. This will help adhesive to stick to your skin better before removing the outer clear cover pieces. To remove the clear outer pieces, start at the center split. Get a fingernail under one corner of the center blue split and gently move along that center split with your fingernail till you have slightly loosened the edge for the whole length. Next, using your fingernail, return to the center of that same cover section and gently roll off that section of clear cover to remove it...ALWAYS REMOVE THE CLEAR COVERS FROM THE CENTERIF THE EDGE...NOT THE CORNERS...TO AVOID CAUSING THE ADHESIVE TO CRINKLE AND BUNCH-UP AT ALONG THAT EDGE! Do the same for the other side of the clear cover and now you are done. Hope this is helpful to someone else!

I use this to secure my estrogen patch. The patch has to be worn for multiple days and I find after a day or two it starts to loosen and fall off. This might be due to the fact I sit in a pool or warm bath multiple times a week. I got this product to put over the patch, for an extra layer of protection from the water. So far it's great. There is a slight learning curve with application. First peel the white part to expose the sticky side, apply the sticky side to your skin, then use the blue tabs to remove the top layer. You are left with a very good clear bandage. So far it hasn't failed and I haven't experienced any allergic issues. And I'm someone who has many allergies and very sensitive skin and have even reacted to fabric bandaids. Every person is different though. It's not uncommon for me to have an allergy to something that never bothered me in the past.. so you never know. But so far these have not irritated me. I will buy again.

Love using these for bandages. Seals out germs and I am not allergic to this. I cannot use any regular bandage because I break out, with this no problems.

I use these over a patch of dry skin on my palm that I need to keep covered. A little Aquaphor over the dry patch, clean skin around the dry patch with alcohol, and the bandages stick very well. I can wash dishes without the bandage coming off or leaking. Had to shovel a truck out of a snow bank with gloves on and worked up a sweat. Bandage was intact after work was done. Was working with horses bare handed and forgot the bandage was there, intact after an hour. They are a bit on the cheap side, sometimes very hard to remove the plastic top cover after applying bandage. The blue stripe is supposed to split and allow you to peel the cover off, most times it does not split. Skin must be perfectly dry and clean (alcohol) or bandage will not stick.

I had my doubts about these at first since I’m a nurse and have always used t-derms. They are so expensive though, and the only size I could find were way too big, and tricky to get positioned to cover when cut in half. I wanted something the right size for my medication patch. I found these and was unsure because they were almost too good to be true and are made in China. But I took the chance and I’m SO glad I did! These are so good. No more paying the big bucks for something I hope I cut properly and affix correctly. They are very easy to position with grid marks on them, and when the top cover is pulled off they are exactly like the pricey ones. I was also using benzoine swabs to keep the corners of the other ones from lifting, which is also pricey. And messy! So I got this: Smith+Nephew Skin-PREP◊ Wipes, Protective Dressing Wipes, Skin Barrier Film, Contains Alcohol, Box of 50 (Pack of 2) this stuff works great in conjunction with these bandages. I highly recommend.

We went to an indoor waterpark. Every time we go everyone gets a scrape, cut or chunk taken and the bandaids don't stay on in water, sting & bleed through. I thought I'd try these. I AM GLAD I DID! They work great over the bandaid, it kept the chlorine water out, the bandaid stayed on & one was a good bleeder. We used them on knees but I think most areas (maybe not toes) would work with this. To use it peel the white off 1st, put it over the bandaid & peel from the blue split center outward. Make sure the thin plastic is always stuck to the skin or it won't work.

NOT SAFE FOR USE. MOST LIKELY WILL DAMAGE YOUR SKIN Big surprise they aren't even available anymore. I saw a few reviews that mentioned these caused hives or irritation. But there were so many positive reviews that I thought the good outweighed the bad and that those with reactions muse just have sensitive skin. BOY WAS I WRONG! I got these to cover my 7 days pain patch and prevent it from falling off. By the second day I having mild itching under and around the bandage and pain patch. I had used the pain patch before without these bandages and had no reaction. As the days continued the itching became worse/more intense. On the sixth day I decided to remove the patch a day because the discomfort was too much to take. My chest where the patch was now looks like I was burned by something. If I could return these for a refund I would but I'm not sure I can since I've used one and wasted another trying to figure out how to use them. They come in a baggy with not directions for use at all. So for people like me who had never used them before we get to search the internet for information that should have been provided by the manufacturer or seller.

I have to wear a medicine patch, but need it covered. I was buying NexCare tegaderm bandages. They’re 8 for $2.50 and leave a ring of sticky dirt when removed. I figured I’d try these since they were so much more economically smart. Plus they didn’t cost much, so if they didn’t work, it wouldn’t be a big loss…..but they work amazingly!!!! They cover better, they’re more comfortable, keep out all moisture, & are a way better value!! I’m never going back!! I’ve used them on larger injuries on my kids, with a gauze pad added. They’re amazing!! 10/10!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!