Fingertip & Knuckle Bandages

These hold really well and the different colors are kind of fun. Stays attached even when wet.

Love these bandages. They were half the price of BandAid and just as good. Cloth exterior and solid adhesive. Hold up under water. If I have any complaint, it's that the adhesive might be too sticky. Will buy again.

I sliced the very tip of my thumb being unwise with a small weed trimmer. (Protip: Don't do that.) These things are AWESOME, they stay stuck for roughly a day, and they seem to be almost waterproof, if not entirely so, to the point where the skin underneath can look like you sat in a bathtub too long. If you really need to keep a wound clean while still doing work with your hands, these are exactly what you're looking for. The pad does not stick to the injury, at least it did not stick to mine, but the actual adhesive is NOT kidding around and WILL stick to you. They are multicolored, with none attempting any human flesh tones, ranging from "corporate" friendly colors to black and a bright green. I felt weirdly safer knowing people could SEE my finger was injured and would maybe not try for an aggressive handshake or HERE shoving an item at me. Bought them again after the first box ran out as I still don't feel right with the injury uncovered. Factory workers, kitchen workers, mechanics, handymen, artists--this is what you're looking for right here.

These are the best bandages for hands and fingers. The fabric material is incredibly tough, flexible, and stretches comfortably when you move your knuckles. The adhesive is super strong—they actually stay securely attached even through handwashing and rough work. Because the glue is so heavy-duty, they can leave a little sticky residue when you peel them off, but it's totally worth it for a bandage that doesn't slide off immediately.

These CURAD Performance Series Antibacterial Bandages are great overall. The extreme hold adhesive works well through hand washing and regular movement, and I really like the finger and knuckle shapes, which make them easier to use in hard-to-wrap areas. The flexible fabric is comfortable and the variety of sizes and colors is very convenient. One downside, though, is that the ends aren’t quite as sticky as the center. Because of that, they can come undone a bit when you’re trying to secure them, which is somewhat annoying. Once the ends lift, they can snag on items and get dirty, especially if you’re using them on your hands.

I normally buy BandAid brand fingertip bandages, because they are in stores and I've never actually seen another brand on the shelf. Those are better than regular bandages for fingers, but they have a tendency to come un-stuck after a pretty short time. These Curad bandages are just a bit larger, so they get a better grip and appear to have a much stronger adhesive. They stay stuck for a good long time - like until you really ought to be changing it anyway. The fabric also seems to hold up better. I'd rather have more neutral colors, but these things have superior performance and I'll be switching for future purchases!

Love these band aids. Colorful but very practical and stays on until you take them off. I always buy them now along with the different size options.

These things stay on forever and are very durable. Just buy them. I recently retired and went from a “desk job” to fishing, camping, woodworking and other more mechanical hobbies. My “soft” office hands were no match for my new daily activities. These things were / are a lifesaver. They are relatively inexpensive and do everything I need them to. My only complaint is that they are brightly colored and stand out.