BAND-AID® Brand TRU-STAY™ Clear Bandages Spots, 50 Count

I love this size. When I have a very small cut that keeps getting scratched and won't heal, I like using this size to keep from scratching at it, thereby removing the scab. The clear adhesive almost hides it from sight - that's the best part! I find that the wound heals more quickly while covered up and since these little guys are almost invisible I don't mind having a Band-Aid on!

I cut the two opposite sides off so they can be used as junior size, which are unfortunately no longer made. Band Aid, are you listening?

I see my Dermatologist regularly for basal cell carcinoma checks. She virtually always finds new ones. Her at-home care protocol calls for daily application of a prescription cream which, over 6 weeks, virtually removes small, simple sites. However the Band Aid product that I am able to find in my neighborhood pharmacy is too small (in diameter) to adequately cover the wounds without pulling the scab off when removed between treatments. A somewhat larger-in-diameter product would address that problem. I've not been able to find a larger-in-diameter product.

The product is generally fine. However, the backing often sticks to the adhesive. But the real issue with the product is that it is impossible to open. The spoilage is probably 30% just trying to get the clear spot open. Please look at the CVS product and "steal" their method of an easy opening bandage. Would I recommend this product? I'm not sure. If the packaging was changed I would recommend it.

I have used these for some time. Love everything about them. However, they are getting had to find. If Band-Aid stops making them I will be forced to try another brand. I have always disliked the beige/skin colored band-aids and will NOT use them again. J&J Please keep making these!

a. It's a problem 50% of the time just to get the outside paper wrapper off. b. 100% of the time the plastic tabs can't be pulled cleanly off the sticky part of the band aid. Mostly, you end up mutilating the band aid and having to start over with a new one. c. If you are successful in getting the plastic tabs off the band aid it will not completely seal around the wound. There is ALWAYS at least 2 corners of the band aid that will not stick to your skin. No matter what you do. Even if you don't touch the band aid with your fingers and use a tweezer or some other implement; it will not stick and it will eventually peel off. And I can guarantee you I do not have greasy skin. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY LIKE I DID. I keep think that I'll get one of these band aids to work for me. I've been working my way through the box one by one throwing each of them in the trash like the rubbish they are.

This band-aid worked excellent for my 2 blisters, especially the quilt vent technology. It was very good, my blisters healed in just a week, great job band aid!

I use these to cover my injection sites that sometimes bleed.. I have no problem taking off the paper backs.. Problem I have is finding them in stores..