TOUGH-STRIPS®, All One Size, 20ct

Yes the adhesive is impossible to remove. Instead of telling everyone to call you, You should TELL THEM HOW TO REMOVE IT. Some of us have had a problem with this after your phone hours. SO WE'RE LEFT WITH ????? I WOULD HAVE LOVED TO HAVE HAD THE SOLUTION !!!!! UNHAPPY

I put this on a burn to keep it from brushed against. The bandaid began to burn and itch, I knew I had to remove itThe adhesive fused to my skin i couldnt get it off myself. Even after soaking it in oil it, the adhesive remained leaving shredded fabric behind. I am having a hard time removing the adhesive. It still itches and burns and is developing into red raised rash. The burn looks much worse. The area where I put the neosporin and the bandage area got wet it left and even darker area. This feels miserable I thought I was protecting my skin not destroying it! Protect yourself and go with another brand. This one hurt me. Im too scared to try the waterproof ones i bought, I will be returning those...so glad i didnt use on my 4 year old

These stay on even when wet but leave a very sticky residue that is hard to get off & it attracts dirt. They also shred, leaving long strings hanging from the wound. The worst part is, on both sides of the wound where the adhesive sits, causes a bad rash that itches like poison ivy! I've had the rash for a week now. What exactly is Dura-Weave or in your adhesive? It should be clearly labeled for your customers!! Don't buy!!

I did not use this on sensitive/delicate skin and removed it when it was wet. At first I thought I had opened up my wound but it wasn't the wound bleeding, skin had been pulled right off of my leg. I was travelling and these were the only band-aids with me so now I needed one in two places. I gently set one on the original wound and another on the one where the skin had been removed. The next time more skin came off after removing part of the band-aid. I cut the pad off and left the other end still on me. Now I have to remove this. Johnson and Johnson - any suggestions? I also feel a warning to this possibly happening should be on the box.

I used to love this product, but it seems something has changed. The adhesive is very strong, but leaves very sticky residue that attracts dirt and is difficult to remove..not what you want for preventing infection. Also with minor use on fingers, the material starts to shred off in stringy bits. The previous version was very good and I'm sad to see the formula changed. Would not buy again.

I used this bandage to cover a burn. Would like to know what is in the adhesive. The skin that the adhesive stuck too is now covered in small blisters. That itch like crazy. The burn though is healing.

I got a cut between the webbing of my thumb and index finger. I put a tough strip there to stay on because it is a part of the hand that uses a lot of movement. While the strip stayed on, when I went to take it off it completely RIPPED OFF the skin on the top of my hand and started bleeding. I now have a square of skin completely missing, red, exposed and it stings horribly. I used this product to take care of one cut, but now I have TWO. It's disgusting and painful. Is this your business model?! Harm people to have to buy more?! Despicable. I will now have to go PAY MONEY on ANOTHER BRAND of bandaids to take care of the injury yours caused.

The description really should explain these band-aids are not for everyday use. My skin is ripped apart where the adhesive part was and started Re-opening the wound I was trying to protect. I would never recommend these.