Band Aid Brand Hydro Seal Large Bandages, 6 Count

So at work, they have these Band-Aids that look like this one’s a Square and the other one is this looking thing. And I love them. They’re very sticky. They they’re like waterproof they feel good. Your body feels like they’re not just like normal skin. These look like them, but these things are not sticky. They don’t stay on my body. They’re always off. I have to put another Band-Aid over them just keep them on.

I would recommend that every hiker keep these somewhere in their pack. I got a blister on the bottom of my second toe- not from hiking, but street shoes. I did what a lot of hikers said they do, and put leukotape around the blister. I should have used a gauze wrap underneath. When I removed the leukotape, a big chunk of skin came off the bottom of my toe, and I now had an open sore. Not good. I covered the wound with one of these bandaids, then put gauze around it, and more leukotape for protection. I was able to hike 6 miles one day, and 7 miles a few days later. All without any pain. Last I checked, the wound was almost completely healed. Yay bandaid!

Band-Aid is the only brand I trust to purchase bandages. They have the best quality, good adhesive strength, waterproofed and gives a great level of protection. Breathable and very comfortable. I had a horrible blister on my foot from my new shoes and that was my life saver. They had great cushion too! The only downside side is they are pretty expensive. Other than that highly recommend!

Band-Aid Hydro Seal bandages are an absolute game-changer for wound care! Their advanced technology creates an environment that promotes faster healing while providing great protection against dirt and germs. The waterproof seal holds up even in challenging conditions, while the flexible material moves with you for ultimate comfort. Say goodbye to traditional bandages that fall off or become soggy – these stay put and keep wounds protected for days. Trust me, once you try them, you'll never go back to regular bandages!

Band-Aid brand Hydro Seal Bandages Large Count offers exceptional comfort and effective wound care. The large size provides ample coverage, and the hydrocolloid technology promotes a moist healing environment. The durability ensures long-lasting protection, and the adhesive securely holds the bandage in place. With excellent breathability and flexibility, these bandages are suitable for various situations. I would rate them a 5 for their overall reliability and performance in wound management.

I recently tried the BAND-AID Brand HYDRO SEAL Bandages Large, and I'm genuinely impressed. The innovative design provides excellent protection, and the waterproof feature is a game-changer. They adhere well and stay in place, making them perfect for active lifestyles. The soothing gel cushioning is a relief, promoting faster healing. The pack of 6 is convenient, and I highly recommend these for anyone seeking reliable and effective bandages. Kudos to BAND-AID for a top-notch product!

Great as an affordable, large acne patch

Saw these in a TikTok for use as acne patches. I have been struggling for months to clear two large patches of cystic acne on my cheek bones. I have a chronic picking problem so I really like to cover my acne with a barrier. I love the Hero Cosmetics patches for individual spots but I needed something that could cover a larger area and the Hero ones are only recommended for whiteheads and popped pimples. I have been using these overnight and when I remove them in the AM each day the bumps on my cheeks are flatter. I’m not using them to clear the acne so much as I’m using them to promote an environment where these bumps can heal and inflammation can decrease. They certainly seem to deliver on that front. They also seem to pull out gunk from pores in the same fashion ... MoreSaw these in a TikTok for use as acne patches. I have been struggling for months to clear two large patches of cystic acne on my cheek bones. I have a chronic picking problem so I really like to cover my acne with a barrier. I love the Hero Cosmetics patches for individual spots but I needed something that could cover a larger area and the Hero ones are only recommended for whiteheads and popped pimples. I have been using these overnight and when I remove them in the AM each day the bumps on my cheeks are flatter. I’m not using them to clear the acne so much as I’m using them to promote an environment where these bumps can heal and inflammation can decrease. They certainly seem to deliver on that front. They also seem to pull out gunk from pores in the same fashion as hydrocolloid acne patches (white blotches appear) which really surprised me to see on the deep cystic acne I have. I put one on my chin which is currently not broken out and in the morning there were tons of white blotches on the patch. It left my chin looking airbrushed, so smooth. Only drawback thus far is removing them. They are quite sticky so they hurt to peel off. I haven’t tried to remove them under running water which I assume would help loosen the adhesive. I’ve also not left them on for longer than 10hrs (packaging recommends leaving them on for multiday protection) so I think they’d hurt less to take off if they’ve been stuck on for a while and have had a chance to loosen on their own. Overall, I’m really pleased with how smooth these leave my skin looking and how they seem to clear my pores.

I love this bandaid

We hike as a family and the kids get pretty dirty so when my son came home with a big patch of road rash just before a multi day backcountry trip I was a little worried but I didn’t need to be. It was the first time we tried one of these bandaids and it was fantastic. It sealed the area so I didn’t have to worry about dirt and sweat getting into the wound and it healed incredibly well. I am sitting here a few years later treating my giant heel blister and still crushing on these bandages. I think this is the second review I have ever written. These are a fantastic product :) do not hesitate to buy!

Sad they didnt work

I’m so disappointed. I bought these because I’m suffering from blisters all over my feet. After reading many reviews I tried them out. The adhesive only stuck to a portion of the areas and peeled off on the other areas within hours (AND yes I followed directions) due to it not sticking on completely when I removed my sock the entire Bandaid came off and ripped of the skin covering the blister and drained the entire thing it was super painful and uncomfortable. On my other foot the bandaid somewhat worked and I could see the bubble forming but the same thing happened shortly after even though I removed my socks carefully. Now I’m just going to have to buy water proof bandaids to cover the big wounds I have on my feet now.

Saved me so I can use my hands to work without pain. Life changing.

Been using these 15 years because I get really bad cracked skin wounds on a large area of my finger/hand from over washing and hands doing a lot of abrasive labor. Nothing worked to heal the area successfully until I tried these. Truly saved me expensive trips to the doctor/dermatologist. It speeds up wound healing by a lot. You need to make sure you know how to use it properly. Don’t leave it on excessively long. I remove mine after 12 hours to let the area ventilate and then reapply another one. When removing it, I would wet the bandaid with a sterile wound wash or purified/distilled water or simply rub vaseline on one corner and keep applying vaseline under it to peel off the bandaid smoothly effortlessly. Those giving bad reviews need to put more thought into ... MoreBeen using these 15 years because I get really bad cracked skin wounds on a large area of my finger/hand from over washing and hands doing a lot of abrasive labor. Nothing worked to heal the area successfully until I tried these. Truly saved me expensive trips to the doctor/dermatologist. It speeds up wound healing by a lot. You need to make sure you know how to use it properly. Don’t leave it on excessively long. I remove mine after 12 hours to let the area ventilate and then reapply another one. When removing it, I would wet the bandaid with a sterile wound wash or purified/distilled water or simply rub vaseline on one corner and keep applying vaseline under it to peel off the bandaid smoothly effortlessly. Those giving bad reviews need to put more thought into how to use and remove it. Don’t buy specialized products treating them as you would a normal bandaid. These are not normal bandaids but for serious chronic and acute wound healing at home. Tegaderm is 100x harder to remove for me than this simple hydrocolloid bandaid.