Sterile Dynarex Round Spot Bandages, Sheer Plastic 7/8" box of 100

On a single bandage, the outside wrapper package is oversized and harder to open than I expected. Once you get to the bandage itself, and go about exposing the sticky part the first white half-moon is easy to remove, but there is no fold on the second, and that makes it difficult to remove it without touching the bandage itself (the part that is "sterile"). Other than that, the bandage seems to perform well. I rated it low on the question "easy to remove". If that question meant it was easy to remove when you pull it off of your body, then that rating is too low. I've used spots that always bruise when removing, and I have not experienced that with this brand.

Hard to say much about bandaids. My daughter tends to scratch her nose or face and needs bandaids. These stick well enough for a day. They are fairly discrete in tone. Very small rounds so it isn't very easy to handle them, but I'd rather tha over too much extra packaging. I'll buy again, but it'll be quite a while before we need to refill.

Although I gave a 3 star, it appears this product will work just fine. I don't need to bow to the manufactures to purchase their products that contain items I don't need. I bleed easy, and a small, round bandaid eliminates the problem. Maybe the manuf. may learn that the consumers would purchase products that fit their needs, and made in America!!

I don't know what they mean by shear but they are not so shear - I don't mind that though as long as they stay put. this one was a bit inflexible and had trouble sticking for a long time on my skin.

These stick to my finger tips well and are easy to remove with no residue. I always cover wounds before applying hand cream and remove the bandage immediately. Skin emollients in a wound make it take longer to heal.

I like these best, they are a little bit smaller then the competition but that's fine for me, I like them better then the McKesson because the fabric is thin enough to blend in with my tan skin tone, McKesson is a little thicker and only ideal for a porcelain white skin tone, they stay on well. I am not allergic to them because they are latex free.

Note the size....these are VERY small, with a tiny absorption pad...they really are more about camouflage, rather than bandaging a cut.

Really wanted the Bandaid circles, but I think they aren't making in flesh color any longer.