Comfort Release1" x 3" (Box 100) Sensitive Skin Bandages for Wound Care & First Aid with Painless Removal (When Used as Directed)

A few years ago I was driving and noticed an itch under a bandage on my forearm near my elbow. Absentmindedly, I simply pulled it off my arm and my arm immediately started bleeding and hurting. I pulled to the curb and could not believe what I saw - skin was missing from my arm and was stuck to the bandage! I learned to be very careful about removing adhesives and began my search for painless bandages.Now I have them. No more bleeding, no more bruising or red marks from adhesives! I hope to always have this brand for my fragile, weak skin.

My skin on one hand is very fragile due to eczema, lymphedema, and being 75. Most bandaids hurt when I remove them. I have tried so many and been unable to use them. These bandaids are perfect for me. The adhesion is good. They are easy to remove. And my sensitive skin is happy!

These have become our standard household bandages, both in the 1 x 3” and the 2 x 3” sizes. The newer bulk packages of 100 are cheaper and more convenient. These adhere quite well to dry skin (avoid applying over lotion), typically come off much easier than standard bandages, and resist water much better than I would have expected when you accidentally get one wet.My one quibble with the manufacturer is that the paper package around each individual bandage is ridiculously hard to open, especially in a hurry. It’s very hard to find and separate the two ends of the paper cover, then unnecessarily hard to pull them apart, especially one-handed when other hand/arm is the wounded one. Seems like a simple design change could fix this. For instance, just having one edge of the end pieces a bit longer than the other would let you easily find and grasp the pieces to pull apart. Having them identical lengths, and with just a tiny area of separation between them, makes it so much harder to do!

What I liked best was it doesn’t pull my husbands skin off like regular bandages do. They stay on great . He wishes they could be flesh tone instead of white

These bandages work wonderfully, but I was charged full price for "Sterile' bandages that EXPIRED FOUR MONTHS AGO! This is a bad practice to allow. These are going on open wounds and should be sterile and WITHIN their expiration date. Very disappointed. Contacted Amazon, was assured if I reordered on the supplied credit this would NOT happen again. It did, same end of July expiration. I give up and consider this a lesson learned. I worked in sterile processing and distribution: bandages bloody well DO expire!