Band-Aid Brand of First Aid Products Flexible Rolled Gauze Dressing for Minor Wound Care, Soft Padding and Instant Absorption, 3 Inches by 2.1 Yards, Value Pack 5 ct

So much better than other kling bandages I've used. The bandage was easy to apply, stays in place, and soft to the touch. I did put a small piece of tape on the end of the bandage. I bought a second time.

I’ll always pay a little more for Band-Aid brand. For whatever reason their stuff is just better. Used to all be made in the US…shame it isn’t anymore. (At least until the collapse and the great reset.)

good product

The gauze rolls are good quality and easy to wrap and secure. They are soft, durable, and useful for first-aid needs. Overall, a good product for the price.

Works well. These are made from extremely soft high quality material, which doesn't feel itchy or uncomfortable at all, unlike like many other products of this type. Each roll is individually packaged. The shorter length of these is REALLY nice. For some reason everyone else seems to only churn out gauze rolls that are wayyyyy too long for many (most?) uses. Self-adhesion can be a little iffy, and given how stretchy this stuff is, I found I needed to use more tension than I initially thought I needed to in order to get a secure and adequately firm fit. With regards to fastening the end, while in theory I guess you could tuck it underneath a lower layer to secure it, I just used some medical tape to fasten the end instead. It's considerably more secure & reliable than the other method, and doesn't dig into my skin at all this way. Note that if you do this, the gauze at the end has a tendency to get ruined no matter how slow and careful you are about removing the tape (and that's only applicable if you can even manage to get the tape off at all!), although the gauze that the other end of the tape was fastened to has survived just fine. I ended up wrapping the ruined end under itself the first time I reused one, and then cutting it off entirely after failing to remove the tape following the second reuse. I intend to attempt to try to reuse it probably only one more time before I bin it. I think it should be generally feasible to get at least 1–2 reuses out of these, assuming of course that the gauze remains unsoiled and that there is no direct contact between the gauze and the wound. This makes the high price of these gauze rolls dramatically more palatable. Overall, I am quite pleased with these, and intend to continue using them despite the cost, as they're just so much better that I can't bear the thought of going back to the alternatives again at this point.

Product is great, However the packaging and product inside the packaging smelled like marijuana. Shame on Amazon and the state of Michigan for allowing their drivers and packaging personnel to use marijuana in the workplace,

Nice soft wrap for my leg(s), easy to use. I'm allergic to adhesives and Spandex and this wrap is very easy to tie in place.

You do need a little tape to anchor the start and finish points when wrapping a joint with this tape. I love how soft it is compared to regular gauze wrap and it doesn't stretch out, itch or sag as you wear it. There is also no shredding of this fabric. I covered my large elbow wound with that stretch netting bandaging on top of this wrap, keeping the netting off my sensitive skin and it held together perfectly for 24 hrs. Makes a project much easier too if you have to treat yourself and don't have extra hands to help hold layers while you tape and wrap.

J’adore ces pansements car ils sont solide et pas trop large.