Brand Water Block Waterproof Tough Adhesive Bandages for First Aid Wound Care, Durable Waterproof Bandages to Protect Minor Cuts, Burns & Scrapes, Quilt-Aid Pad, One Size, 20 ct

These are great bandages! BUT keep this in mind....they are waterproof so the adhesive is very, very tough which is a good thing. These are best for finger/hand injuries. I would not recommend these to be put on anyone with tender or thin skin or any areas with hair. My spouse does a lot of construction and these are great for injuries to the fingers or hands. Even after a day's work they are difficult to get off but this is what you want in a bandage that is waterproof.

Really great band-aid that is actually waterproof. Tough with great adherence. Best band-aid for hand wounds. Worth the extra cost.

Band-Aid brand seems to be the best bandaid. Definitely not CVS brand, it sticks better to the wrapper, while Band-Aid brand sticks well to my skin.

These are very good water resistant bandages. Great quality. They really stick so need to be removed with care. A staple in my first aid kit. They are a bit more expensive than some others I have tried, but they work better than any others, so they are my only choice.

Nothing like them for water block. They're thin, which helps them fit contours better. But I wish the borders around the gauge area were wider so there was more protection from water intrusion. Also, they stick much better once they've been on for several hours, for some reason. At the end of an evening, you'll probably have to use some tiny scissors to cut them off if they're wrapped around a finger. The adhesive sticks to itself VERY WELL!

I've only ever tried bandaids from the BANDAID company. The first one I tried is the generic bandaid. It has good adhesion, but after you run water over the bandaid the bandaid changes color and disintegrates. The second bandaid I tried is the tough strips bandaid. The tough strips is the most comfortable and pleasant bandaid on the market. Period. It feels like a small adhesive blanket covering over your skin. However, the tough strips is actually not tough at all, and once water gets over the bandaid, the bandaid disintegrates and slips off your finger. Finally, I tried this waterproof bandaid. What do you know? It's a bandaid that is actually waterproof. You can run water over the bandaid about 3 times before the bandaid starts disintegrating. In this case, pieces of the bandaid will start falling off. If you need a waterproof bandaid, this is the one I would recommend. It is good for about 3 uses before the structure falls apart, and the adhesion is great.

Keeps water out good.

Great product. Being a bartender, I am extremely particular about the bandages I use for cuts. Water Block Waterproof Bandaids are THE ONE that you want... but WHY are there so few in the package??? These should be sold in a minimum count of 50 bandages! The level of waste when packaging smaller than 50 units per box is just utter insanity!