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The adhesive is so strong that I could only get it off by spraying it with alcohol. Otherwise I couldn't even peel a corner. I still have some adhesive stuck on my finger. Knowing the alcohol trick, I'm okay with continuing to use them.The material feels very nice, skin-like.Glad to have an eco-friendlier option.

I truly never thought you could love a Band-Aid but these are amazing!! SO SO SO soft and luxurious! worth an extra couple of dollars.

I am so happy I found these Band-Aids! While on this nontoxic journey, I stumbled upon these. My daughter likes to pick her boo-boos so she is constantly wearing Band-Aids. These are better than any Band-Aid we’ve ever tried! They stick forever And they are not painful to pull off! We are obsessed!

I really do love these bandages. The feel of the bandage is satiny smooth, and they adhere amazing to skin without irritating. However, the 1 major flaw is that the adhesive does not stick to the satiny bandage material itself. What I mean is that if you need to wrap this around your finger, and the bandage overlaps onto itself, it will not stick to itself! It does initially, for like the first 15+ minutes, and then it just peels up. I've had to trim it off every time because it's so annoying flapping there and the adhesive gets all dirty because it's not sticking to anything. So, use these bandages on places where you can lay them flat without any overlap. But do not waste them by putting them around a finger or toe.

I bought these to have a clean way to bandage our injuries. Worrying about an injury is enough in itself! Knowing that open wounds aren’t getting any nasty,unnecessary chemicals in them is a peace of mind. I have to say these bandages are a staple now!They are durable, staying on littles that are rough and tough. If put on a hand injury they last through washing your hands!Durable and clean✨

these were much better for our child who is latex sensitive. not perfect, but better.

Be sure to keep an eye before you buy on the refund status of an item. I had never tried bamboo fabric bandaids and decided to give them a try. I put one over the toe on my foot overnight. When I removed the adhesive which was already very stick and gummy feeling, stuck to my toenail. It was black in color not light-colored as usual. After 3 days, there are still pieces of it stuck to my toenail..I've used products I can tolerate like rubbing alcohol and mild soap and water to try to remove and have taken showers as well, and it is still there. I understand that the product cannot be returned since I used one of the bandaids. But I will not use them because of the gummy black adhesive that is very difficult to remove. I believe there ought to be a process in place to return a defective item--obviously it can't be resold. That isn't the issue. The lack of quality in the product is the issue. I went through all the steps listed on the website but was unable to speak to a living person about this. I resent spending $8 on these unusable bandaids, especially when I went by $Tree and got the usual plastic ones that leave zero residue for $1.29. I wanted to avoid using plastic so that's why I tried bamboo bandaids. My mistake as the customer has NO recourse with Amazon when there is an issue with a non-returnable product. I'm glad it was $8 and not more, but it is discouraging to discover there is zero customer support and no way to address the concern.UPDATE: the company reached out and graciously gave me a refund. Personally, due to my inability to remove the adhesive, this is not a product I recommend. But if it's no big deal to you, then it is bamboo, and the company itself did the right thing. But now I know to just skip right to the company because Amazon has no protocol in place for an unsatisfactory non-returnable item.

These bandages are latex free but are just as flexible as latex bandages. I like them over other latex free bandages that I have tried. but they are expensive for bandages. $9 for a 50 count of spot bandages. I go through a lot because I have to test my blood sugar 3 times a day and about half the time, my finger stick doesn't want to stop bleeding.