Flexible fabric bandaids. They stay on even during bath and shower time. They are fun and colorful prints for the kids. They come in different sizes for all of the boo boos.

I do a lot of home cooking and I get nicked and cut occasionally. I ran my knuckle down a cheese grater. I slapped a couple of bandaids and a glove and continued to cook. When I went to change the bandaid out with a fresh one, I could not get it off. The adhesive works fantastic! I ended up cutting it off.The next day I did the dishes without a glove in the hopes the adhesive would break down to make it easier to take it off. Nope. Had to cut it off. I consider this a good thing. I'm so tired of bandaids that will last just a few hours. Or like the Amazon Basic-Care bandaid that does not stick at all. I threw the whole box away since you can't return it.Plus, I love the tye-dye print! 70's child. Peace out.

Stays in place really well. The colors are fun. Great quality.

i originally grabbed these just because they’re cute, but now they’ve basically become my go to band-aids. i have a port-a-cath and every time i de-access i have to cover the site for 24 hours unless i want to tempt fate and meet sepsis personally. and as someone with MCAS, finding bandaids that don’t make my skin throw a fit is kinda like trying to date in this age… slim chances and a lot of disappointment.but bandaid brand? always the safe, dependable, doesn’t-try-to-kill-me option. my skin actually likes them. no rash, no itching, no weird welts, no drama. which is a miracle because after i take off the actual medical dressing (that i am allergic to), my skin is already irritated. these don’t make it worse. they’re soft, flexible fabric, they stick without ripping my skin off, and the pad doesn’t fuse to the wound like papier-mâché.and the designs? honestly they just make my port feel less medical and ugly and make me less insecure about my port. sometimes i even put them around my dressing when the edges start peeling up (because of course they do) just to convince myself i’m accessorizing instead of keeping bacteria out of my bloodstream. these wildflower & tie dye ones are honestly adorable. not that grainy, sad print some decorative band-aids have. they’re bright, fun, the patterns look intentional, and kind of distract from the whole sick girl thing. it’s nice to look down and see tie-dye instead of sterile hospital vibes. i hate having a port, i hate looking at it, i hate the medical vibes… but putting a cute little flower bandaid or tie dye bandaid on top or around my dressing genuinely makes me feel less like a patient and more like a girl with cute little bandaids.functionally, they’re exactly what band-aids should be. they’re fabric, so they bend and move without that stiff plastic feeling. they’re super flexible, which matters when you have something in your chest that moves every time you breathe. they stay on without ripping my skin off, and i don’t end up with a rash or hives or random welts like i do with cheaper bandaids. they stay on through showers, sleep, stress-sweating, all of it. they don’t peel at the corners, and don’t turn into that gross gummy texture cheap band-aids get. adhesive is strong without ripping your skin off when you take it off, so A+ for that.basically: if you’re medically complex, allergic to half of earth’s adhesives, or just want your wounds to be pretty, these are perfect. cute and kind to my skin? love that for me. they’re cute, they work, and they stay stuck. 10/10 would buy again (and i literally did… multiple boxes… because being chronically ill is fun like that)

These are so fun, my grandkids and adults love them!

Same quality you expect from BAND-AID. Love the colors and patterns! Something different from the normal brown. Fabric bandages are my preferred ones and they stay on perfectly while allowing movement.

These work well and are pretty but I wish there were more colors. For example, all the band aids of a given size have the same design. It would be nice to have more variety.

I have always loved Band-aid brand! They actually have pads big enough to cover a wound. I'm an old pro at injuring myself on an almost daily basis, so I have a definite preference for covering my injuries. Band-aid offers sizes and shapes to fot any need, and a nice bonus is, you have a comfy, stretchy bandage that comes in far-out tie-dye patterns! Accident-prone? Look fash while you heal...again...