Care Science Fast Healing Hydrocolloid Gel Bandages for Heels, 1.3 in x 2.1 in, 16 Count

Works great helps healing process also you can shower and product stays in place great product

I love these bandages. I sliced a good portion off my thumb on a mandolin one evening. Serveral layers of flesh were removed in a 3/4 inch x 1/2 in.The first 2 days I was using neosporin and regular bandaids. Any slight bump of my thumb resulted in tremendous pain. Not to mention, my whole thumb was wrinkly and white from the moisture - it didn’t look healthy.I sought out alternatives to healing mandolin wounds and came across these types of bandages. What a thumb saver! I’ve been using these bandages for 9 days- the healing I am seeing is remarkable! The wound is 60% healed and it has been painless. The cushioning of these bandages protects the would and the hydro colloidal properties keep it sanitary and moist, which is the environment necessary for healing. Even though my whole thumb is bandaged, the bandage is only working on the wound- not making my whole thumb look weird.I bought 2 more packages of these and plan to keep these in hand for any other mishaps.

Best band aids there is. They definitely make healing super fast good value also

Love these bandaids. They really do work very well. If they get too wet they start to peel off but that's ok cuz i rather use a new one than leave a nasty one on. Expensive.

I bought these looking for bandaids to help my cuticles heal from a manicure. Since then they are hard and cracking . Bandaids have been hard to keep on but these are perfect. They are curved, do not lift and stay put . The box says for 7 days… I do not think they would last 7 on the hands but 100% better than any other option so far . Plus they do not stand out and look horrible . They also come with toe ones which I did not use . Very happy with the finger bandaids

Game changer dry and cracked fingers / hands.Had not heard of this type of bandage before - and these work great for those problem fingertips that crack and hurt in dry weather.Stay adhered quite well... although experimenting with ways to keep them better adhered in high-wear areas (like hands). I'm going to be using this type of bandaid from now on.

These are the best for sealing a small cut or blister on your hands or arms. As a massage therapist you can’t work if you have open skin, no work=no money. I have an active life outside of massage and am constantly getting cuts/blisters/burns, instead of wearing nitrile gloves which cause your hands to sweat profusely and possibly contaminate your wound by getting oil inside them, I use these. Game changer, they do need to be changed after one 80 minute massage or 2-50 minute massages which requires careful removal but totally worth it. If I’m not doing massage I can leave them on for a couple days. The more you wash over them the faster they degrade.

I've found hydrocolloid bandages great for healing my frequent finger cuts quicker. With my autoimmune disease I heal very slowly, and even a very minor cut that doesn't bleed can take a month to heal. But I've always had trouble getting them to stay stuck.I was disappointed right out of the box, as although there are 16, and the price per bandage is low, there are 8 thicker straight finger ones, and 8 thinner curved toe ones. So if you're like me and only get finger cuts, although the toe ones can be used on fingers, they are inferior.Easy to apply, nice comfortable material, and initially seemed to stick well. But the edges quickly started peeling up, so I would find my finger getting slightly stuck to stuff. And worse, with water exposure, the entire thing started to loosen, and although it stayed on my finger as the bandage was stuck to itself, it wasn't actually stuck to the wound, so I don't think I was getting any hydrocolloid benefit once it got infiltrated with water.Lasted less than 24 hours. So better than a regular bandage, but not really worth the price.