Care Science Fabric Adhesive Pad Bandages, 3x4 inches Extra Large Flexible Non-Stick Strip, Helps Prevent Infection, Breathable Protection, for First Aid & Wound Care, 30 Count

As I've gotten older, I've had trouble reading the very small print on some medications and other items I purchase. This device lights up the area and magnifies it greatly so it's easy for me to read. Now I'm going to buy one for my wife, so she will quit borrowing mine.

Could not ask for a better experience, exactly what I ordered and delivered on time. Bandages are of excellent quality.

I’m having 5 spots being removed from my back and needed a lot of bandages that wasn’t going to break my bank. They need to stay on for two weeks and the brand name bandages weren’t staying put. The first few days were great with these first two spots, I was tickled. They adhere nicely and stay in place and comfortable. But after the first week (changing every day or every other day), they started itching and that’s when my skin said enough. I switched positions on them for one night and well my skin reacted immediately the other way as well. Overall a great bandage but my skin doesn’t like it. Hope this helps others.

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I purchased this item because of it's size, and the fact that it was fabric. When I first used it, I was a bit apprehensive. After the first use, I was sold. The fabric covering is smooth and remains clean. The pad is just right for my requirement and the adhesion is great. It remains where I put it. No curling of the edges. Even under a shirt sleeve. Five Stars!

These bandages are just as good as the expensive ones. I paid more than $40 for 10. Trying to cover a stump on my foot they stay in place for more than 24 hours. I do secure the bandage by holding it with my hand after I put it on.

They look good out of package. But I put 2 on and within 15 minutes both were pealing off. Had to use white medical tape to secure them. Terrible adhesive or not enough of it.

I purchased these to cover a wound, a change of a dressing prescribed by the doctor. The size of the bandage required an extra-large pad that also needed to be non-stick. The problem occurred after the first use when the area around the bandage was dark pink. We reapplied with a new bandage as instructed, by day 3 on these bandages the area was now red. We consulted with our doctor's nurse who instructed us to discontinue using those and use only non-allergenic gauze with a non-stick wrap. It took a week for the red to return to almost normal color. An important note to make sure that any bandage you buy is non-allergenic.