Pac-Kit by First Aid Only 1-009 Fabric Adhesive Light Woven Flexible Knuckle Bandage, 3" Length x 1-1/2" Width (Box of 8)

These are good bandages. Not very expensive, well made. The fabric is fairly durable, but if you are really going to abuse the wound area you might want to put an overwrap on these or put on some gloves. I just finished (like two minutes ago) bandaging one of my wife's fingers which has an infection at a wound site. This worked great over some triple antibiotic ointment.I tend to cut my hands a lot working in the yard and shop. I need the bandage to last one day, since at the end of the day I get cleaned up and re-bandage things. So, for that purpose, these are great. I have them in my first aid kit and bathroom drawer.

A dollar and 24 cents for eight knuckle bandages. Fair price. The bandages are better than dollar-store quality, but not as good as hospital quality.They're individually wrapped and sterile. They're 3" long and 1-1/2" wide with a 1-1/4" by 1-1/4" pad. They're made of fabric, not plastic, so they move easier and breathe. The adhesive is good enough; they haven't come off unless I wanted them to. The pad is Telfa, so it doesn't stick to the wound. Is there much else to say? They're good quality for the price, so get a few boxes.

work, but not as sticky as they could be - my husband uses there constantly, so they need to work and they could have been better, although the price was great

I didn't think i would end up writing a review for a band aid, but this particular one worked so well and stayed on so long, i thought i should. I needed to find something that could hold a Bicom flat round medical chip onto my belly after the adhesive on the original band aid type thing that comes with it wore off. I found these band aids. They are comfortable. They move with me. I never notice that i have one on. And, i took a long bath the other day and when i was done, i was amazed to find that the adhesive on the band aid was still working great and holding the Bicom chip in place. Impressive.

Ladies, I use these underneath my clothing as modesty covers when a bra is not feasible or the weather is just too hot. I also use them underneath my thinner bras. They work much better than rectangular bandages since they will contour to the shape of the breast with no puckering. Just don't pull the bandage so tightly when applying it that the skin bulges around the edges. I found these less painful to remove than brands that I have purchased in the retail stores.

Bought these as a filler item for a subscribe and save order. They are bandaids. They are sticky, and they soak up whatever fluid is leaking from you as long as it is not too much fluid.

My husband uses these for work in Inventory Control. His hand take quite a beating. We used to buy the Band-Aid box, but he only uses the knuckle so we have a ton of the other style leftover. These are just as good as the other brands and we are not wasting half a box.

These are ok, but not great. Don't care for the material the bandaid is made from. Wouldn't order again.