MED PRIDE Junior Strip Bandages Small Bandages for Fingers, Hypoallergenic Latex-Free Non-Stick Pad [100 Pack] 3/8in X 1.5in[Amazon-developed Certification] Compact by Design

The junior size bandaids were just the right size for what I needed. They had good adhesion.

These are the strangest bandages ever! One side is so stuck to the wrapper that It is very very difficult to not damage the bandage. I've never seen anything like it. When you have a cut or minor injury, the last thing you want is to struggle with the wrapper. I see no point in ever ordering more of these. I am stuck with 2 boxes and I dont know if I will bother using them.

I bought these bandages for my medical office. I can't get them out of the package! I can rip open the package, take off the papers on the sticky side, but then can't get the bandage freed from the wrapper. So the non-sticky side is stuck to the paper. We have never gotten these bandages to work, and we've tried lots of them. Too bad I ordered two boxes!

It's a little strange reviewing bandages like these. Most seem to be pretty similar. I can say that they work well for me. They stick pretty well and aren't any harder to remove than the average bandage. I didn't find it painful to remove them. These are the basic, standard bandage and they work just fine. My favorite are the ones with the antibiotic already on them, but these are a good bandages too. I feel like they are within a fair price range and would be good for anyone looking for a standard bandage.

These are overall good bandaids, and the only thing I do not care for is how hard they are to open.What I like:- They stick really well and are not too painful coming off. My toddler and I both tried them out and did not have trouble with removing, which is great considering how well they stayed in place.- They are plastic-y so they are waterproof.- They stay even on joints like fingers easily.- They are a nude color, which makes them not too obvious with a bit of a sheer look. They won't match everyone's skintone (and definitely not mine), but they are that typical bandaid tan color.What I did not like:- The paper around them is really hard to separate and open. Then, the front of the bandaid is stuck to the paper, and in trying to remove it, you end up peeling off the back, which makes it stick to the paper wrapper and not where you want it. The paper around the bandaid is just impossible. We tried 10 of them and all had this issue, so it seems like the stuff they use to hold it in there is just too strong. However, they still work once you get them off, so it's more of an irritation and makes it take much longer to be able to use them (not great if you are in a messy situation).Overall, these work well. I just wish they were easier to open.

Not a real fan, as these turned out to be with plastic straps, and super sticky to the point of being painful to remove. It's a great deal money-wise, as you get a hundred for a little over $6, but the quality isn't my favorite.

I have the box of 100 one inch-wide bandages. They are similar to the generic ones I get at the local drugstore. They have enough stickiness to stay on as long as it's not an area that is moving around a lot, like a finger. The bandage on my finger only lasted a couple of hours, which I expected. On a flat area, like my upper arm, it stuck much better.These are fine for my needs. I have parrots, and they bite, so I go through a lot of bandages. Usually within a few minutes the bleeding stops, so I don't need a top quality bandage, a generic one will do just fine.

These are the smallest bandages. These are perfect for the tiny boo boos that toddlers always seem to get. They are tiny and less noticeable which is good. My son loves them. They stick well but don’t rip skin off when removing them.