Gel Finger Cots, Silicone Finger Protectors, Fingertip Bandages Band-aids for Dry Skin, Cracked Fingertip Treatment,Thumb Protector Covers for Hand Eczema Finger Arthritis (20pcs)

I used these silicone gel finger cots to treat a severely cracked thumb, and they worked really well, especially in combination with clotrimazole cream. They helped create a moist, protected environment that sped up healing significantly. The fit is snug but comfortable, and they stay on well without slipping off during normal activities.One of the best features is that they're reusable—you can sterilize them and use them multiple times, which makes them much more economical than disposable bandages. The soft silicone also cushions the fingertip, which was great for reducing pain and irritation from daily use.These are a great solution if you're dealing with cracked skin, hand eczema, or just need to keep ointment in place on your fingertips. I highly recommend them for anyone managing chronic skin issues or healing from a cracked fingertip.

We purchased these Gel Finger Cots for our autistic daughter, who has a tendency to pick at small wounds or irritated skin on her fingers. Finding something soft, non-irritating, and secure enough to help protect her skin without causing discomfort has been a real challenge — but these have made a noticeable difference.The silicone is soft, flexible, and breathable enough that she tolerates wearing them much better than traditional bandages. They stay in place fairly well and give her fingers a break from constant exposure, allowing her wounds time to actually heal.💙 What we appreciate most:They provide a physical barrier to reduce picking and give wounds time to healGentle on sensitive skin, even for long periodsComes in a pack of 20, so there’s always a clean one readyThey're not a “fix-all,” but they’ve helped us create more healing time and reduce damage to her skin. If you're a parent or caregiver looking for a discreet, soft, and reusable wound cover, these are definitely worth trying.

I bought these because I have a thumbnail injury and wanted something to keep my finger dry and clean while doing dishes, showering, cleaning the litter box, etc. while it heals.It's FANTASTIC. The thumb cot keeps my Band-Aid and finger completely dry and clean. It's going to be super useful while my nail heals and I protect my thumb. It doesn't cause any pain, and it's really snug, but not too snug, preventing anything - like water - from getting inside. (That being said, I only keep it on for about 15-20 minutes or so.)Note: you can't type on your phone with these on, so be aware.Great product, and I'm really happy. I'll get a lot of use out of it.

My fingertips split in winter, so I bought these to protect them as they heal. Only the largest size fits any of my fingers, so the smaller sizes are wasted. Those sizes would fit children or adults with tiny hands; I doubt that they'd fit large hands (I wear women's medium gloves). Other than that, they are comfortable, & stay on when I use my hands. Nice idea.

These stretch and hold in place well. I bought them for a nasty cut on the tip of my right index finger. I've never found a regular bandage that doesn't interfere with typing, but typing without something to protect the cut isn't good either. I used one of these as a bandage, with antibiotic ointment on the cut itself before I put it on. The fingertip of the sleeve does slip around a bit due to the ointment, but for typing, it's not a problem. It offers enough protection without interfering with movement, and tactile sense is almost as good as my other, bare fingers. The sleeve isn't so tight that it restricts blood flow in the finger, but it's snug enough that I was even able to hand-wash dishes without any water getting to the cut. I probably wouldn't use these for gardening, but as a bandage for awkward fingertip injuries, they work great. Not so comfortable that I can forget it's there, but vastly better than bulky, unfitted 'fingertip bandages'.

My wife’s fingertips dry out and crack severely in the winter months (other times as well). She will lube up her fingertips and put these over the fingers to keep the moisture on the splits. This will accelerate the healing a good amount. As well as protect them from being hurt when bumped.

06/16/25: I bought these specifically to a) try another brand and b) get a size that would fit my pinky when I'm gaming. I'm very sensitive on that finger of my right hand plus my thumb and forefinger of my left hand. I use these in conjunction with black loofah gloves so my hands don't' stand out in the mostly dark I play in.The pinky size feels a bit too tight as it gets close to my second knuckle. Might have to open it up a bit. I will keep an eye on that finger.

The material is very soft. I will say a little bit too tight. If you have fatty fingers you won’t be able to use them for more than 10 minutes. They are ease to use but they get too sticky if they get wet.