Band-Aid Tough-Strips Bandages, Extra Large 10 ea

Comments about Band-Aid Tough-Strips Bandages, Extra Large, 10 ea:

I am a diabetic with neuropathy in my feet. I get calluses on the sides of my feet. After the doctor has scraped the calluses sometimes my feet are tender. I use these band aids to cover the calluses. They stay on my feet securely when I put my compression hose over them. They are perfect for what I need.

Comments about Band-Aid Tough-Strips Bandages, Extra Large, 10 ea:

Useful item to keep in your first aid kit.

I also buy these in bulk - my dog has "happy tail" and is a very large dog, so if I don't keep his tail bandaged up it looks like someone was murdered in my house (he has a callus on the end of his tail that starts bleeding if he wags it into things). These are easy to apply and withstand the abuse of banging into walls. It will pull out some hair though, if the dog takes the bandaid off himself.

Negative: I think they're switching to quilted pads on the bandaids, which do wick up the blood very well, but it bleeds through the bandaid faster.

Comments about Band-Aid Tough-Strips Bandages, Extra Large, 10 ea:

It covers a large area and sticks well onto hairy skin.

Comments about Band-Aid Tough-Strips Bandages, Extra Large, 10 ea:

This product works great. I was searching for a band aid that wouldn't fall off every time I washed my hands or took a shower. I tried everything...then I tried this. It stays on, blends in well, and is comfortable. It doesn't come off until you take it off.

Comments about Band-Aid Tough-Strips Bandages, Extra Large, 10 ea:

The skin on the bottom of my feet peels so easily I keep doing it, but always end up peeling too deep and need to cover those parts with something big and something that sticks. This is the only product I've tried that does both.

The gumminess, however, stays on my feet and I have to use a solvent like nail polish remover to get it off.

Comments about Band-Aid Tough-Strips Bandages, Extra Large, 10 ea:

These stick on pretty well. I use them for my heels, where the back of the shoe rubs against if you walk a lot. I use them when breaking in a new pair of shoes, and when traveling. I walk a lot when on a trip, so I always throw a box or two in my suitcase.