Band-Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages for Sensitive Skin, Hypoallergenic First Aid Bandages with Painless Removal, Stays on When Wet & Suitable for Eczema Prone Skin, Sterile, Assorted, 20 ct[Amazon-developed Certification] Compact by Design

We have been using these Band-Aids for a while and first decided to try them as an add-on along with a tool my husband needed overnight (we needed the $25 for free shipping). We are honestly so glad we did! These have been the best bandages we have purchased in quite some time. The angled cuts on the bandages' ends make them easier to put on yourself and stay put once you put them on. They have been our go-to bandages in the kitchen for little cuts, so they are so much faster to put on in an emergency. They are also latex-free, which is important for me since it is a common issue in my family.My only issue with these bandages is that they are not waterproof. The moment they get wet, you do have to change them. I wish they made a more water-resistant version of these Band-Aids (not that I have ever found one that truly works).

I had a weird reaction to a regular bandaid where I got a huge blister. I tried a couple other bamboo brands but their adhesive was terrible and a little water and they fell right off. Bandaid brand for sensitive skin is great. They hold up really well even when wet. I have had no reaction at all to the adhesive in these bandaids. I even take one with me when I get vaccinations or blood work, just in case. I’ve now purchased several boxes over a few years, wouldn’t use anything else.

Great for sensitive skin and during hot, humid summers. The material moves well though sometimes doesn't stick as securely as I'd like. Good size for larger wounds.

I have delicate skin, and these are the FIRST adhesive bandages I've ever found that did not damage it during removal also while not exhibiting other problems. Most other usable brands become impossible to remove when wet, become gooey when exposed to alcohol, or peel off too easily.My only problem with these is that they only appear to be available in "assorted sizes." The medium size is occasionally useful but the small size almost never. Of course the packages contain the fewest of the most useful large size. I wish they would also make packages of large only!

Great for geriatric skin. Comes off easily to avoid ripping thin, sensitive skin. Thank you Bandaid!!

These "Sensitive Skin" BandAid Brand bandaids have NOT pulled my skin off of me when I take them off of me, unlike regular bandages. I started using them about a year ago after I had a cut of my leg from my DeWalt Multi-Tool that was luckily off at the time. It was standing up straight and it caught my right calf and made a 2-inch cut in my calf. didn't hurt but it bled real good. I cleaned it up myself and put a regular bandaid on it. When I took it off that night to clean the wound, I pulled off the bandaids and my skin came off with the bandaids in 4 spots. Lots of bleeding. Off to Urgent Care. The Doctor was more worried with the skin coming off areas, than the 2-inch cut on my right calf. Antibiotics and my skin wounds took weeks to get better. My 2-inch cut only took a week. I then picked up a good supply of the "Sensitive Skin" BandAid Brand bandaids and have used them ever since. NO PULLING OFF OF SKIN WITH THE "SENSITIVE SKIN" BandAid Brand bandaids. NONE! NOT ONE TIME. I keep a supply in my toolbox, in my vehicles, and in my First Aid Kits. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE "SENSITIVE SKIN" BRAND bandaids. I'm 72, so I know thin skin problems. I also buy the assorted sizes box of "Sensitive Skin" BandAid Brand bandaids. Don't leave home without them!!!!

They stick but less irritating to my skin than any other bandaid esp on more sensitive areas. Covering an abrasion or cut protects them and they heal faster.

Had to stop using regular Bandaids and even the hydroseal bandaids because I would get severe rashes from the adhesive material. The rashes were so severe that I could only clear them with the strongest topical steroid, clobetasol. I switched to using Mepilex borderless foam dressings + Hypafix tape. While the Mepilex did not give me an allergic reaction, they are expensive at $3-5/dressing and not well suited for small injuries on fingers, toes, etc..Then I discovered this new line of bandaids for people with sensitive skin and voila, they're like magic! No more allergic reaction from the adhesives. The drawbacks are that the adhesive is less strong- if you remove then you cannot reattach. Also will hold up only after 1-2 times rinsing under the faucet. Still, these tradeoffs are minor and ones that I will gladly accept if it means not having a rash again!The price is very acceptable and I ordered more to stock up. Glad to see they come in a larger size too.