All TerrainBandages, Latex-FreeCompact by Design (Amazon-developed Certification)

I bought these for myself because I have sensitive skin and react to latex bandaids. Turns out my husband likes them too. They are a nice size providing good coverage and adhere to the skin unlike some other bandaids we have that come or fall off so easily. Will purchase again.

These bandages are latex free and work well for my sensitive skin. They don't fall off and the fabric covering is breathableI've reordered several times.

Great product

Purchased these to protect a damaged fingernail that wasn't quite ready to come off, but kept snagging on everything. Was going through 3 or 4 other bandages a day as they would slip off whenever they got wet. The plastic material of this bandage is what seems to make it last a little longer, but they still come off too soon. They stick quite nicely, just don't get the bandage wet. Then 'water resistance' goes down the drain.Also, Amazon, if you are selling these bandages one box at a time you need to fix your illustration to reflect that. Careful reading of the description told me I was only getting one box of 20, but your picture of two boxes is VERY misleading. Considering the price, you probably have received other complaints about this and justifiably so. C'mon, Amazon. $8 for 20 bandages?? Shame on you!Bottom line: Not a bad bandage, don't expect them to stay on if they get wet, and buy them somewhere else. Band-Aid has a comparable product at half the price, available at my local grocery store.

I have a lot of problems with typical bandaids, my latest being full contact dermatitis from a child's size bandaid that landed me in Urgent Care. I ordered these, hoping they'd help me avoid this issue and they did! They're a little pricey, but compared to my medical bills, it's worth it. I still use oil to remove them (my skin is THAT sensitive) and this way, they don't leave any red marks on me or tear my skin. I just wish they weren't sealed around the wound. I know this adds more protection, but it's too close to the wound for my sensitivities. I usually cut that part off the bandage prior to use. I'm grateful to have a safe option now!

IF you are allergic to the adhesive used on the vast majority of bandages then give these a try. Personally, for whatever reason, I am highly allergic to just about every bandage out there to the point where after using even some so called hypoallergenic bandages for a few hours and removing them you would think I had used them to cover an acid spill, and I am not exaggerating!😳These however have worked beautifully with no problems whatsoever.It might be worth a try!!

I need a bandage that would stay on. These stay no better than other store available brands but these are more expensive, would not buy again

I switched to using latex-free adhesive bandages after I noticed I would sometimes have a rash left behind when wearing normal bandages.It’s tough to find latex-free bandages in stores, so naturally I decided to look on Amazon. While this isn’t a brand I recognized, they’re equally as good of quality as the name brand latex-free bandages I’ve tried.They’re flexible, comfortable to wear, and I really like that this product comes with multiple sizes of bandages. They’re not extremely sticky, which might be due to the lack of latex, but I don’t have many issues with them coming off. They only slip off if they get really wet.Would recommend. Will buy again.