ElastoplastFabric and Plastic Adhesive Bandages Variety Pack (80 Strips), Flexible & Water-Resistant Bandage with All-Around Adhesion, Ideal for First Aid Kit {Imported from Canada}[Amazon-developed Certification] Compact by Design

As an RN, I’ve used more elastoplast than I can count. NOW, they make simple band aids! They stretch and hold like the rolls do, only with adhesive. They are longer than normal band aids and have great staying power. YIPEE¡

Great product, will buy more!

I first discovered these bandages working in England and the fabric ones are genius they get a little dirty looking over a day but they stay on their soft they’re flexible and totally comfortable . Not nearly as fond of the waterproof version feels just like a cheap American Band-Aid . Go for the fabric if you have a chance totally worth it

My ride or die bandage. I have very sensitive skin and almost all adhesives cause me to break out in some fashion. US brands cause an extreme reaction so as to see the imprint of the bandage in what looks like and feels like a burn within hours. Found these when traveling in Europe and they cause ZERO reaction. Have ordered here on Amazon multiple times and still pain/reaction free! HIGHLY recommend for my fellow sensitive skin people. This brand also does a sensitive skin version that is also good but less sticky. I like this box specifically as it includes both fabric and plastic bandages as I prefer plastic for fingers due to waterproofing.

These are the best bandages, way better than the better known brand. I used them growing up in Canada and I'm so glad I can get them on Amazon now!

Had some surgery on my neck and regular band aids would fall off around noon from my 5 o’clock shadow. These would last all day. Highly recommend!

The pad, even on large total size, is tiny! And doesn't extend to side edges which risks adhesive being over the cut or wound. Stay with BandAids.

Elastoplast is a good brand. The review isn’t for the product. It’s for the handling. Box came ripped and smashed with bandages all over the place, as well as some kind of liquid 🤢 on them. Gross.