Band-Aid Hydro Seal All Purpose, 10 Count(One Size) Each(Pack of 2)

I discovered these hydrocolloidal bandages back when they weren't even branded Band-Aid and were sold under the Johnson & Johnson name, in the 4" by 4" square size only (now sold as the Extra Large version in this product line.) You had to cut them down if you needed them smaller or oddly-shaped. I despaired when the product was discontinued, and I am SO glad they're back, and in multiple shapes and sizes now!They're like a thick layer of artificial skin you wear while the real thing repairs itself. I've used them on scrapes, cuts, minor burns, heel and finger splits, eczema, acne, you name it. They immediately help neutralize pain, irritation and itching. They are not terribly noticeable when applied to the face, and especially with the larger sizes on large flat areas like shins, you can leave them on for a couple of weeks without taking any additional steps (see below.)They do have some drawbacks--they're expensive, and can get waterlogged, peel off easily and stick to things around the edges (I use sensitive-skin paper tape, or occasionally a classic Band-Aid, to cover the edges, and replace it if it gets wet/loose/dirty. That helps a lot.) It can be a bit of a nuisance to try to keep them firmly in place on your fingers if you use and wash your hands all day; I'm experimenting with covering them with finger cots. But as long as you can keep them reasonably well-sealed and in contact with the wound (or failing that, replace them frequently,) they are absolutely invaluable for protecting and healing it.I wouldn't recommend them for deep/dirty/puncture wounds, large bleeding cuts, known infections, or conditions like scabies, and I'd hesitate to put them on over stitches. If you do a lot of hard work with your hands, they may not be practical to wear to work, but may still be helpful if you put them on at night or on days off.Seriously, though not perfect, they're an amazing product. I even tried some similar, more expensive dressings marketed for professional healthcare settings while these were unavailable, and they just aren't as good.

PROTECT & HEAL WOUND

These just became my favorite bandaid. Until now I’ve never been able to wear a bandaid that actually stuck for more than 5 minutes. These bandaids, however, stick for days. You just need to be sure the surface is dry. I tried the dry surface on all other bandaids and it never helped. They still fell off. Not these though. I can keep these on for days and it doesn’t fall off by itself. I currently have one on my thumb that I’ve had on for 2 days and, yes, I’ve washed my hands constantly without it falling off. When I do eventually take it off, I know the skin will be healed from the medicine in it. These are small bandaids though but totally worth every penny if it heals without the ouch!

Wow, this is the band-aid of the future. I work in a hospital laboratory as a microbiologist - I need a bandage that will withstand frequent hand washing and offer all day protection while working with human specimens and microorganisms.This band-aid is amazing and incredibly durable! They completely protect and seal and form to your skin. 👌

Surprisingly these band aids have a high hydrochloric acid content which make it easy to get rid of zits and they almost work like pimple patches. They work quite well, are not painful to remove, and are pretty inexpensive compared to name brand pimple patches.

My coworker told me about these so I bought them for spot on my leg I had frozen off by my dermatologist. The lower leg takes longer to heal so I waited about 8 days till my wound scabbed over then I put the bandaid on . You leave it in till it falls off on its own it really healed it so much better than if I left it open . These are a miracle they heal within your body so amazing .

These bandaids really work as advertised. Follow the instructions on the box on how to use them. I admit I didn’t wait until the bandaids fell off by themselves (which is what the directions suggest), but after about 4 days of continual use, I carefully removed them. (Note: these things really stick to your skin, so if you decide remove them before they fall off by themselves, remove them slowly.)These bandaids prevent scabs (and the resultant scars) from forming, and since the injuries were on my face, this was important to me. Upon removal, I literally had nothing but new skin—no evidence of a cut or scrape of any kind! Simply amazing. Highly recommended! I wish they came in multiple sizes. :-)

These are the best bandaids I've ever used. A couple weeks ago, I really spaced out while cleaning a sharp kitchen knife, of all things. I sliced a little flap of skin right off the pad of my index finger. I kept one of these bandaids on for about 5 days, and my wound was just about completely healed. If you have a cut that is actively bleeding, then use a more traditional bandaid (with the gauze) until you stop bleeding. Then put one of these on. You don't use any bacitracin or anything--just the bandaid--and it really protects the cut and adheres very well. It won't come off when washing hands.