TOUGH-STRIPS®, All One Size, 20ct

My previous go-to brand disappeared off the shelves. There's something about my skin- maybe that I'm constantly extremely dry, I don't know- that makes most bandages worthless, they fall off very shortly after applying. And I only like fabric bandages, not plastic ones.Well I gave the Tough Strips a shot and hallelujah I'm so glad I've found my replacement bandage! These bandages STAY. These are made for hard-working hands and areas that might see some rough handling, definitely not for children I would think. So glad I found them. I hope they increase the Tough Strip line to include fingertip and knuckle bandages.

These have ripped my skin literally right off almost ever time I've used them. I don't know why I'm stupid enough to keep giving them another chance. I keep thinking that its Band-Aid, and they wouldn't sell these if they were dangerous in any way, right? I must just be leaving them on too long, or putting them on areas with too sensitive of skin. Nope! Each time I've tried using these, the area of skin where the adhesive was, literally ends up in worse condition than the original wound. All our boxes are in the trash. Cant imagine what would happen if a parent tried using these on a small child.

I am so upset after removing this bandaid from my two year old's wrist.... After having the bandaid on for about 24 hours, it's as if it fused to her skin. The adhesive is nearly impossible to remove, the material of the band aid came off in tiny bits and then I had to peel each individual thread from the bandaid off my daughter's wrist. it took about 7 painful mins to peel it off, while rubbing almond oil into it, trying to be careful, not to take her top layer of skin off with it. My daughter screamed the whole time. She now has raw, red, welts in the shape of the bandaid, around the cut on her arm which we were trying to heal.

Would be really nice if you could show the sizes of the bandages on this website. Sending my husband out to purchase bandaids is impossible, without being able to specify the size I require. "All one size" means nothing to me if I am attempting to cover a wound. I must know what sizes you have available. I recommend the product but not the website for information, which is why I went on it.

I had cut my arm at work and bought these because i figured they would work and stay put. well they did stay put and when taking them off it hurt more than the actual cut that i had originally had. it ripped my skin off and now my arm is all bruised and irritated. it kind of looks like a burn. hurts more than it did in the first place. i’ll probably stick to generic brand band aids for now on.

These are the greatest general bandage for everyday usage. You can count on them to stay on for over 24 hours (though for proper wound healing they should be changed daily). Some reviewers have commented on the bandage removing skin, my solution was to remove them in the shower. No pain. They are especially great at covering wounds in places that experience moisture.

This has been my go-to bandage for the past 12 years. I cut my fingers a lot in my field of work and nothing beats the good old fashioned cloth band aid branded bandage. It’s flexible and stays on until I want it off! To remove it though, rubbing alcohol is needed to dissolve the adhesive, it’s strong!

They're like super gluing a drunken kindergartener's failed macramé project to your wound. After an hour the fabric waive starts to full apart and then you'll have to give up three layers of skin if you want to put a fresh one on.