Band-AidBrand Water Block Waterproof Tough Adhesive Bandages for Minor Cuts and Scrapes, All One Size, 20 Count (Pack of 1)

These are the BEST version of Band-Aids I have found. The adhesive is the best, and the surface is water-resistant. You can tell these are the ones you want by the surface appearance (glossy, shiny, with tiny rectangles in the texture, no pores). Other versions fall off easier, and soak up water. If you need a "breathable" bandage, with perforations, this is not the one. The price is even better than at my local drug store.

I've only ever tried bandaids from the BANDAID company. The first one I tried is the generic bandaid. It has good adhesion, but after you run water over the bandaid the bandaid changes color and disintegrates. The second bandaid I tried is the tough strips bandaid. The tough strips is the most comfortable and pleasant bandaid on the market. Period. It feels like a small adhesive blanket covering over your skin. However, the tough strips is actually not tough at all, and once water gets over the bandaid, the bandaid disintegrates and slips off your finger. Finally, I tried this waterproof bandaid. What do you know? It's a bandaid that is actually waterproof. You can run water over the bandaid about 3 times before the bandaid starts disintegrating. In this case, pieces of the bandaid will start falling off.If you need a waterproof bandaid, this is the one I would recommend. It is good for about 3 uses before the structure falls apart, and the adhesion is great.

This model Band aid is like duct tape. They ARE duct tape. They go on and stay on. the resist water, dirt,, sweat, everything. They feel a little longer than the standard Band Aids, so they wrap around my big fingers better than standard bandages. I bust my knuckles on a regular basis, and this is the only thing that works for me.

These are the most waterproof bandage I have found. They stay on through multiple hand washings, showers, and the course of daily work. Two issues keep them from five stars. The first is that the material tears apart when I work out (see picture). However, they are tough and large enough that the bandage does not come off. Second, they will tear apart when you remove it and small pieces require extra effort to remove from skin. Will buy again.

Sticks on and stays on! These are the best bandaids that I have found for hairy skin.

These are excellent bandages for hands especially, as hands get wet a lot. These last through a fair amount of wear and tear.

I’ve tried a several different types and these seem to work best. I have psoriasis on my fingers and I work with my hands a lot and these managed to stay on the best overall. They are breathable and I can barely feel them as opposed to the other ones.

These are BIG bandages, soft, flexible, cloth and strong.After an elbow injury some time back, we came accost these particular BAND-AID's and they are perfect to protect an areafor a number of days without changing them out or irritating the skin.You will notice that the "stickie" part of the strip is larger than the white 'pad', and that's a good thing. It insures that the entirestrip will seal all the way around and not 'flap' in the middle while wearing it.Some have complained that these 'stick' too well and that the Mfg should make the glue less adhesive.Huh?? Are they kidding? They claim pulling them off can/will pull off the flesh or scab or hair or whatever.... Really!Ist you want it to stick... 2nd if it is really on to tight, then just use a natural citrus based 'goo'-off product to quickly dissolve the glue.. easy! We have done this on both our self's and our pets with really good results, (not always needed), only a few times when a Tough-Strip was cantankerous and didn't want to release. Normally after a week of wear it will pull off quite easily. And if some goo is still on the skin, use the citrus product to remove it followed by soap-n-water.If you buy this product, you will buy again, it's that good.