Waterproof Clear Bandages, Covers And Protects, 360 Degree Seal Around The Pad Offers Protection Against Water, Dirt, And Germs, 0.88 x 1.1 in, 50 Count(Pack of 3)

This is a great bandage for areas that dont get exposed to water a lot. The adhesive membrane is very strong once placed properly. It is often the only bandage you will need for a small wound. It is fairly water resistant but not completely. SO, if you have a small cut on an arm, or leg or for an injection, it will probably last 3-4 days in place and often the wound is healed and can be left uncovered. On the fingers, if you wash your hands often, the membrane will allow some water into the pad and may take a long time to dry. The outside will feel dry. It will often need replacing otherwise it can waterlog the skin around the wound and then possibly begin to get foul. However, these bandages are much better than the standard fabric bandages in my opinion, as those are not water resistant at all and get soaked and take a long time to dry.

These are the best bandages. So thin & they stay on through anything.

These bandages are the best as far as staying on. Most start peeling off right away, especially if they get wet from washing hands or whatever. These cling to the skin and are air tight and nearly invisible. The only issue I have is that the packaging for individual bandages is difficult to open without damaging the bandage, and the bandages (of all sizes) can be hard to apply without someone helping. But once they're on, they're the best!

I really love these clear Band-Aids. They keep any sort of water from getting in and are basically invisible. I like that they do not let the wound dry out while it’s healing. I will buy these again!

water proof as advertised. smaller size doesn't rub off in golf glove or under watch band

Nexcare has the most dependable bandaids that adhere well and are ACTUALLY waterproof! I bought the 3-pack 50 ct. (0.88 in. x 1.10 in.) mini size. It's super handy for moments where it'd be wasteful to use a regular-sized bandaid. These stay put even with a full range of motions. Trust me, I applied one near my thumb area and it adhered for days. They're pain-free and easy to remove, too! To echo a few of the other reviews, I also received only one pack despite ordering the three pack, which is why I removed one star. I contacted Amazon to fix the issue, but be aware that you might only receive one pack as well. I wasted a few of these bandaids before I was able to properly apply them, so here's how to do it! First, you peel off the bandaid from the paper wrapping. Depending on how you peel it, you might need to peel again (from the plastic backing this time), but it's usually ready to use after the first peel. Apply the bandaid to where you need it to be and press firmly to close up any gaps. Peel off the plastic bits up top and voila!

Perfect size band-aid for a small cut on your finger or even for a pimple on your face, to keep your medicine on it so it doesn't rub off in your sleep. Many uses for these wonderful mini-bandages. And I love the water-proof seal it gives. Just make sure the area of your skin you plan to put it is clear of all oils and lotions before you put it on. Or it won't stick down very well and water can still get through. You may have to wipe around the area with a little rubbing alcohol so it will stick better or apply it right after you wash and dry your skin.

Great bandaids. Stick well and let you wash your hands with them and they stay dry

Great when you need a spray bandage

These are the only bandages that actually stay put after applying. Make sure your skin has no lotion or wetness before applying or they will come off.

Perfect size for weekly injections in tummy and waterproof and glue is strong. Happy my injections site will be safe when swimming in lake this summer.

so good that the hardest part is removing it!

Very good spot bandaids. I had a couple moles removed on my face and it was impossible to find bandaids that would stay on, given the oils and products moisturizers etc always on face, not to mention the ointment for the wound. But these actually stay on and were most discrete.