MEDca Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages for Comfortable Flexible Large Protection & Wound Care of Minor Cuts, Scrapes, & Wounds, Assorted Sizes (2-1/4"x5/8", 3"x3/4", 3"x1") - Twin Pack 100 CT Box

I'm used to seeing brand-name labeling for bandages, so I was a little apprehensive when I got this. I never really saw the need to use them for a while, but I got some cuts and scrapes not too long ago and these managed just fine. I know sometimes I apply bandages quite awkwardly in a way that requires adjustment, but the adhesive is strong enough to accommodate this and fix into place like I just applied it fresh. And the pad itself absorbs blood quite well, especially with small cuts. Moreover, this comes at a value where other brands make you pay more for less bandages. All in all, great value and I definitely recommend looking into this if you need to stock up on small bandages.

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Standard bumper packs of plasters, great for the first aid kit as it will hopefully take you a while to run out. Adhesion and durability is standard for run of the mill plasters. Can't really go wrong.

Comes with a good number of bandages in three sizes and no wasted space in the box. The largest size is comparable to the "brand name" ones we have. I've only used the largest size to wrap around my big toe and it was nice and flexible such that no extra edges stuck out on the bends of my toe like plastic bandages do. My only complaint is that the pad is thin and smaller than I expected, covering only a small surface area compared to the overall width of the bandage.

These plasters compare well to supermarket own brand plasters and perhaps more premium brands too. They have a good level of adhesiveness and don't immediately fall off. There are three subtly different sizes. The listing photographs are a very good representation of what you receive. There's not a lot else to say about a couple of boxes of plasters, but needless to say, with 200 of them in total it'll be a long while before these run out.