Brand Waterproof Clear Spot Adhesive Square Bandages, Individually Wrapped Small Spot Bandages for Wound Care for Minor Cuts & Scrapes, Waterproof, One Size, 50 ct

Perfect. Absolute perfection. Be careful it is extremely difficult to put on. Its a learning curve and be very gentle. On e on impossible to take off. Well unless you sweat a lot but even so holds up compared to others.

I finally found my holy grail of bandages! I always struggled to find a truly reliable, small, waterproof bandage for those annoying little finger cuts, but these are absolute perfection. They are genuinely tiny and discreet—just the right size for a quick cover-up. What makes them a winner for me is the adhesive. I can wash my hands multiple times, shower, and even do the dishes without them peeling up around the edges. They flex really well with movement, so they don't pop off within an hour like others I've tried. The waterproof seal is flawless; the pad stays dry and the cut stays protected. No more bulky bandages that attract attention or fall off instantly. These are super durable, invisible, and they actually stay put. If you’re like me and need a reliable, small, waterproof solution, grab these immediately.

These are a necessity when you need to protect an injury from water. This particular size is small and perfect for my needs, but other sizes are available. They're a little pricier than regular bandages but they're SO worth it! A little hard to remove but you get the hang of it.

These Band-Aids stay on through showers and daily activity without peeling up. The clear backing blends in nicely, the pad doesn’t stick to the wound, and they’re gentle on sensitive skin. A little pricier than regular bandages, but worth it for the waterproof hold.

These are pretty neat, totally different than the usual Band aid. Very thin adhesive sheet so they are really not noticeable when on. Very different to apply because of the super thin adhesive sheet, easy to do. Not the best for fingers as the adhesive cover can get rolled off, but anyplace else works really well. They're not made in the US so probably why I've never seen them before. They're actually interestingly different enough that I'd suggest giving them a try just 'cause.

I tested several “waterproof” bandages and these won. I had a pretty deep scrape and they stay on so well. My wound is near my elbow and the bandages stay on well despite all the bending. I used it during swimming too and it stayed on well.

I normally always love Band Aid brand products, but these are by far the worst! 🥲 I recently had some skin biopsies done on my chest, and part of my recovery was to not get the wounds wet for 3 days. So I bought these instead of the Nexcare ones (which I love but wanted to try something different because why not) so I could cover them and shower somewhat normally. These were not waterproof for me at all- they slid right off and caused my wounds to be exposed to water. The seal also is not good like the Nexcare waterproof ones, so water leaked in within a minute or two. I thought it was maybe my fault during the application, so I tried them again for my next shower. So I cleaned the skin around my wounds with an alcohol prep to remove any oil or buildup, but it made no difference because it did it again 😭 I ensured both times the adhesive was flat and smooth too! Also, I attempted to sleep in them too, and they literally fell off in my sleep and left my wounds exposed. Finally, the adhesive severally irritated my skin (I do not have sensitive skin or skin allergies). Definitely never buying again, and I will be only sticking to the Nexcare brand. Those have never given me any waterproof problems, fallen off, or irritated my skin.

I bought two boxes of these Band-Aids based on previous brand quality and the sterility guarantee. However, when I opened them, I found that the adhesive used was not very good, and they peel off easily, especially if they become wet. Since they were advertised as 100% waterproof, and this is stated in the advertising and on the box, I was surprised by the inferior adhesive used to manufacture the product. The box contained 20 Band-Aids, all one size. There were LOT NUMBERS so you could see what batch the box was part of, but no expiration dates were printed on the box, so I could not determine when Johnson and Johnson manufactured them or shipped them. A Band-Aid that does not adhere properly to the skin does not do its job: to keep bacteria and dirt away from the wound so it can heal properly and without the patient or user developing an infection. When consumers pay full price for a product and buy the brand name instead of the cheaper options available at my local store, it is a problem. I expected them to be well-made and have an easy-to-see expiration date. No matter how good the conditions are in the manufacturing plant, the manufacturer cannot guarantee sterility forever. Please add an expiration date that the buyer can see. The box states the Band-Aids will not come off during handwashing, swimming, or showering, but that was not my experience. Johnson Johnson should return to the old adhesive, which worked well. As a long-time buyer of Band-Aid Brand adhesive bandages, I was disappointed in the brand this time. Consumers should get what they pay for.