Side by Side Comparison of: Band-Aid vs First Aid vs Medique vs First Aid Only

My favorite! The others don't perform nearly as well as Band-Aids. Also, for me I always use the larger band aids and am left with a box is smaller assorted sizes. Now, I can just order the 1 inch wide size in a good quantity by itself without the assorted smaller sizes! I'm then able to supplement the assorted boxes with the ones I use the most.

It's hard where we live to find a box of Band-Aids that are all the same--the size everybody actually uses. All we can find are small pricey boxes or the large variety boxes. I hate the variety boxes. All that means is that you get a lot of bandaids you can't use because of their weird sizes and shapes. This is just what I wanted and I'll order again.

These are very high quality, pretty much what we expect from Johnson and Johnson. It will absorb any remaining blood from the cut, and will actually stay on for the full day. Do not get the band aids from the dollar store, and get these instead. It is well worth spending a few bucks more. This is still cheaper than what you would pay for these at the pharmacy.

These are my favorite Band-Aid. They have great coverage, wear comfortably, and adhere well with near-painless removal. I have been using the product, non-stop, for adult and grandchild injuries for nine years. The flexible fabric moves with your skin, and is strong. When there's a need to wear one a little bit longer than usual, the product holds up to the job. I truly think Johnson & Johnson has cornered the market, here. If your little ones still long for pirates and princesses, slap the flimsy, trendy ones over these flexible, fabric bandaids. You'll get the strength. And durability I've described along with the smiles kid bandages offer up!

Let's be frank--Band Aids are supposed to hurt when you take them off. That's how you know they'll stay on. It also reminds you to wear shin guards next time. These are great bandaids that stay on for days, even after showering and exercise. If you're a man and you want a bandaid that sticks, here you go.

Given my way, I would rid the world of the pseudosticky plastic garbage band-aids and replace them all with fabric. The only problem would be putting all the cool designs on them. If you do not require artwork on your minor cuts, buy these fabric band-aids.

Some media personnel used these on my scrapes after a fall. Very convenient, well-packaged, and the perfect amount for fairly large affected areas, small enufht to tuck in your portable format aid it. Had to buy them for my home use.

This is the way to go for antibiotic ointment. We always had to figure out where we did first aid last to find the tube. Now we just pull out a packet and leave the rest where they can be found. More than enough ointment for most situations. Enough to pretty much saturate a 2" wide Band-Aid. We like this better than the other packets as there seems to be more ointment in them and its easier to squeeze out.

carry these with me everywhere. perfect amount in each packet for minor cuts.

Product arrived as promised; i have used it several times and i like it and believe that it works well

Easy to use, takes up little space and make using it simple!

Love the packaging. You can grab a few for a picnic or the beach and no mess

Package could of been better. Recieved the box with half of it smushed, which means half of the band-aids were bent/folded in certain areas. It even looked like some were missing, but were all there.

Great for car, purse and coolers.

Great quality bandaids, slips off easily when wet.

When I received my delivery the bandage box had been damages and there were bandages everywhere.

They seem to be genuine band aid bandages. However the retailing packaging was beat up, and there were only 97 bandages so I'm taking off 1 star.

I work in a machine shop and people are always getting small cuts. These are the band aid of choice due to them being able to get wet and dry out without peeling off. I was told the last pack we got was so sticky that when the guy went to take the band aid off most of the adhesive stuck to his skin and didn't come off the on the band aid. The adhesive washed off with warm water. So these will stay stuck to you for a while.

I am not Thrilled with this product. It certainly is a convenience to pack in my first aid kit. But the packets are too small for my purposes. I have now completely run out and will not be reordering. My husband suffers from very delicate thin skin and is constantly tearing his skin. I then must use two to three packets and sometimes more, to cover the open skin before bandaging.

convenient

Good Product, only thing is it takes 4 of this little packets to do its job.

Small packets but works great on small wounds

The idea of opening a new 'sterile' pack each time I have a need for this ointment is appealing. The packaging opening slit does not allow for an opening that the ointment can be discharged adequately so I find it necessary to cut the package with scissors.

fast shipping, product as described

These got ordered by mistake through Alexa. At the time I didn't know my Prime Account was connected to our Alexa. My 4 year old Grandsone, needed a bandaid and I guess she took him seriously. They showed up a few days later in the mail. Oh well, we can always use bandaids. Needless to say, I've disconnected this feature on Alexa now.

I ordered to go with Piggy Paste, but noot worth the trouble of sending back. I could have picked these up locally.

They are flexible and stick on clean dry skin, but wash right off in the shower. I'll keep these and order water proof ones in the future.

What in the hell????I got the 100 count of band-aids, but I counted it as 92...??I was just curious to see if it was really 100 with no doubts in my head.. but come to find out, it was a pack of 92...I thought I had miscounted, but I counted for a good 4 times now...Please count yours if you buy this product! It may be that it is a 100 on average (some may get 102, some may get 93)Although I am ticked about the missing 8 bandages, it still works great

While they flex (slightly) and allow wound to breathe these bandaids have severe limitations. Not Waterproof or resistant.NOT RECOMMENDED for hands, fingers, thumbs or any body part that needs to be washed frequently. Ugly shiny gold color too!

A box of overpriced bandages but I would have paid more at Walmart.

I like it. It stops the itching, but it burns a little.

OK

I ordered these because they are a "brand name" and the quality was great from the last box I used.Unfortunately, these are of poor quality. The cloth is much thinner that prior ones. The size is smaller. They don't adhere as well as before.They are also made in China.

First time a J and J product has disappointed us. This fabric bandaid is not waterproof and often does not stick correctly. Not pliable enough for example to use on a finger or other awkward or angled area. Heavy looking. J and J makes so many varieties of this item...this is not the one for every day use in our family. We like the sheer or antibiotic bandaid. Thought we would try this type but big mistake. It is heavy duty in terms of the weight of the fabric. A disappointment.

I am so disappointed in these bandaids. I purchased the fabric kind especially because I am allergic to latex. After using them I have broken out all over in welts and pain. In looking all over the box I finally found in small print on the side that there is latex in them. NOT GOOD!!

I was a little disappointed that the box of bandaids came opened and damn near ripped apart.

Maybe it's just me, but I really do not like these new "cloth like" band-aids. I grew up in the "I am stuck on Band-Aid, cuz Band-Aid's stuck on me" era where they were latex and they were amazing! These darn things fray all around the edges and God forbid they get even slightly damp! I bought them because we have our 5 grand children living with us and you can never have enough band-aids with that many kids, and because I have a nervous habit of picking at the skin all around my fingernails to the point of bleeding. I wanted to wear these around the tips of my fingers to stop me from picking, but they simply will NOT stay on! AND they fray so bad that I found myself pulling at every little string that was hanging off instead of picking at my fingers(which is better than ripping flesh off I guess) and I had to change every one of them out several times a day. The good old fashioned latex band-aids would have stayed on for at least a week. This is a case of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." I understand that many people have a problem with latex, but do we ALL have to have no choice but to use "lesser quality" band-aids because of that??? Why can't they sell both types??? It's just incredibly aggravating.

I need to use cloth bandages due to an allergy to plastic bandages and adhesives. The cloth Band-Aids are okay except the adhesive won't stick to the cloth when wrapped around a finger for example. So then I have to wrap cloth tape around the bandage. At least the Band-Aids don't cause a rash!

After some repeated trials with this product, I found it causes reaction to my skin. A couple photos that show what happens during use and one day after the band aide was removed.

When someone purchases fabric bandages that is usually due to allergies to latex. It was not clear that these FABRIC band-Aids had latex in them which caused a horrible skin reaction on the arm where cancer had been removed. Uncool.

Caution: Even though this product comes up under an Amazon search for latex free bandages, these are NOT LATEX FREE!

Purchased these from seller "Medical Products Depot". Box and product look authentic but the band-aid edges start unraveling really fine fibers within minutes after being placed on fingers. I have been using this brand every winter, using new band-aids every day, to protect my finger tips, especially when folding laundry and doing other household tasks. Arizona indoor air is bone dry in winter and cracked finger tips are always a problem no matter what ointments/medications I have tried, so I have to cover my thumbs and index fingers.Picture has small flex fabric Band-Aid I bought from Walgreens (which work perfectly as usual). The large Band-Aid, bought from "Medical Products Depot", started fuzzing after folding one towel. I tried several but they all make a fuzzy mess which then catches on everything like microfiber. I have NEVER had a problem with these flex fabric bandages before and I was glad to find a good deal on them here but what I got instead is just garbage.I am sending samples to J&J with the lot number to have them investigate what is going on.

Must be a bad batch. Most did not stick. Had to toss.

I will never order these bandages again ... not when I can get perfectly good, sticky, fabric bandages from family dollar that are much, much less expensive than these. actually, the description for these bandages is not clear at all. and the price? no way ... never again! :(to be fair, these bandages are a good size, but that's the only good point I can think of. i'll take the slightly smaller family dollar fabric bandages any day! I feel like I just lit a match to those extra dollars I spent on these. :(