Latex-Free Adhesive Dressings Strips Bandages - 1 X 3 inches - 100/ Box (Pack of 3, 300 Total)

Great bandaids.

I learned of this brand through work, since these were the ones stocked in our first aid kit. Unlike the name brand bandages now sold everywhere in retail locations, these are tough. The fabric is strong, and the adhesive able to stick well to skin. The adhesive really bonds to the bandage itself, making it a bit tough to remove from itself, but also guaranteeing it will protect your wound. Bound to itself, the adhesive is really impossible to remove, so I tend to just yank it off wrapped to itself. As someone with a know sensitivity to latex, I can also attest to the lack of latex in them. Although not made in the US, at least it is from down in South America, unlike the Asian made stuff on the store shelves, which I worry about not being particularly well regulated (or sturdy, since the store stuff falls apart so easily). The multibox size on Amazon is a good deal, considering the strength. Try them, you will like them too.

Nice bandages, stick well to skin while not sticking to wound. Stays on even when moving around. Working with metal for work I always needed good bandages

They stay on and are not irritating.

love these band aides because of the size. Looks like they changed the name and look, but when I got them I still love them just as much.

Found out the company Coverlet changed it's name to Leukoplast. That's the issue with companies changing their names.

3M made some really good flexible bandages up until about 12 years ago, when they became hard to find, as the quit producing them. I searched around for a replacement, and after stumbling over several other brands, some of which were really lousy, I found these. They don't adhere as strongly as the 3M did, but they adhere better than other bandages, especially plastic bandages. These are very flexible, and can cover just about any part of the body, including tapering fingertips and flexing knuckles. The only reason I didn't give these bandages 5 stars is that they adhere well, especially if you can overlap them on themselves, but not quite as good as the old 3Ms did. However, their economy in price alleviates some of that issue.

It a bandage, not rocket science! Slicks and keeps dry