BSN Medical Coverlet Bandages and Dressings, 4-Wing Bandages, 2 7/8" x 3", Box of 50

A genius design. They work great pretty much anywhere. The X design allows them to adhere well on heels, hands, knees, etc. They stick very well.

The only thing that will stick on the palm of my palm and fingers. Great invention.

great adhesion, it actually ripped my skin off to the point it bled but I did jank it off fast. pad is what is expected for this type of bandage.

I was a bit skeptical about buying these, unsure of how well they would work and adhere being a brand I hadn't heard of. I am impressed with how well these held on! My husband tends to rip his elbow skin often as he doesn't have much skin there from a previous injury. Bumping it sometimes rips the skin and recovery from that can take months. These bandages fit his elbow well and seem to have a decent amount of cushion too.I'm pleased with this purchase and will purchase again when we need more.

The 4-wing (elbow/knee) version was just what was needed for a stubborn irritation that was hard to protect and hard to heal because that’s how elbows are. The padding is a little thin, so consider buying some small absorbent pads separately in case you need to use them between the bandage and the sore spot for some extra absorbency and protection from bumps. Adhesion is good, removal is of average ease, no allergic reaction noted changing once a day.

Love these bandages, they're high quality & super comfortable. Easy to apply. I developed an allergy to the adhesive but with me that's nothing new. If I use any sticky bandage or even most tapes long enough I break out in hives or a rash.But for anyone normal I wouldn't hesitate to highly recommend. They're almost like foam and move well with your skin.

These are super sticky! Just what I needed. It was painful to take off because of how awesomely sticky these are. It definitely stayed in place! Which is what I was looking for.

I had surgery on my hand and need to keep the wound dressed and covered at all times until it heals. Initially I was using non-stick gauze and medical tape. The tape is a pain to cut (sticks to the scissors) so I thought these would be easier to use. They are easier to use, but within 3-4 days I got a rash where the adhesive touches my skin. My dermatologist says that I am allergic to the adhesive, so now I am back to using gauze and medical tape. It doesn't help that these are latex-free if the adhesive is not hypo-allergenic.