CURAD Waterproof Bandage Variety Pack, 3 Styles Included; Assorted Size, 120 Bandages

Works well

These bandages will not come off, no matter what the situation they are fantastic if you are someone who tends to sweat or get moisture around the band aid, it still sticks. It is also much easier to open The packaging to get to the Band-Aid

Appears to be a good item and it should work well.

Sorely disappointed with this purchase and doubly so that I opened both boxes such that I can't return even one. I was looking for good quality but not super pricey waterproof bandaids for our small school. We run a woodworking shop and a summer camp so we need bandaids ALL THE TIME and I was hoping for something better than the basic.Here are my issues:#1. Not super easy to use. The finger-sized bandaids have 3 (actually 4) different tabs to pull -- in order -- to secure the bandaid. I love stuff like this, but even I messed up the first and second go at i, which won't bode well for kids with far less attention to detail.#2. Once I got my 3rd attempt on and secure, I went about my business which included washing my hands, the bandage quickly curled and creased and water easily went beneath and into it. This "Waterproof" bandaid didn't last even as long as a standard bandaid with a single handwash. This was a major selling point to me, but failed on that score.#3. waste - not just the waste of the bandages -- the 4 or 5 I've used just on the same cut on the same finger in two day's, but also each bandage is sealed inside the sterile packaging (fine--though one is a see-through plastic film), but each of those 4 tabs is additional waste and only 2 of them are paper the other two are a plastic film.I know the price was reasobable for these but only if they work and these barely fit the bill for just a plain bandaid, they are terrible as "waterproof" bandaids. Either buy a standard type or spend more for waterproof versions that will actually do what they advertise.

Practice using the product a few times before you need to use them to familiarize yourself with the procedure to follow when needed.

I have a hard time getting these out of the plastic covering without ruining them, especially the small ones. Otherwise they are good.

Good

I've tried numerous waterproof coverings for my Freestyle Libre 3, but they often either become itchy after a few days or fail to stay in place. The worst part is that when you remove them to switch to a new one, the sensor tends to come off as well. I had the Curad waterproof bandage on hand and thought I would give it a try. It has proven to be long-lasting without any of the issues I previously encountered. I highly recommend it!