FEBU Eco-Friendly Organic Bamboo Fabric Bandages for Sensitive Skin | PFAS Free Flexible Latex Free Bandages | Natural Hypoallergenic Bandages for Scrapes, Cuts & First Aid | 75 Count Variety Pack

If I could give 6 stars, I would! I'm not a granola hippie but I am environmentally conscious. My first aid kit ran out of bandages (from Walmart) and I looked for options. This sounded like a great deal for me, my wallet and the earth. I figured what the heck, let's try it. Sounds great. Next point, I have a pretty big gash on my foot from a gardening accident. I was worried this would be flimsy, stiff or weird. I'm very impressed. The adhesive is strong but comfortable, the fabric is very flexible and feels like silk. The grey tone color is the only thing I question but you know what? There are so many shades of people, might as well kind of fit and not really fit any and all of us lol. I truly don't mind at all. I'll take it. Soft, strong, durable, overall excellent product. Absolutely happy with it! Will buy more. P.S. it truly seals on all edges. Nothing is getting under the bandage!

I really like these bandages. They stay in place, the adhesive doesn’t make my skin itch or turn red, they are strong. I do strongly suggest when you first get them to tear them apart. At least 1 sheet of all 3 sizes. You really don’t want to be trying to tear them apart when you are bleeding all over your kitchen floor. These are good bandages.

I wanted band-aids that are kind to sensitive skin, and that otherwise work. I found this product, which besides that -- is NOT plastic!!! OMG!!! The people rejoice, LOL! (Plastic is forever, and it kills-- everything). I have used these band-aids and they work. The price is right. The box is chockful of bandages of various sizes. The outside wrapper peels off readily when you want it to, without leaving lots of little bits of paper everywhere. That's different, and I can get used to it :) I read reviews before buying. Another reviewer reported that if you use this brand to wrap a finger cut, and wrap the bandage around your finger, the sticky part of the bandage will not stick to itself, and hence, fall off. So, after taking a chance on this product anyway, I wrapped one around my finger. It stayed perfectly, and when I wanted it off, it peeled off readily, but only when I peeled it off. I am not doubting the other reviewer's experience; I'm just saying it was not my experience with this product. (I wonder if maybe the other reviewer had gotten some lotion or water on the bandage when wrapping, and that caused it to not stick to itself? Just a thought) Conclusion: Buy this. And no, I don't work for the company, LOL. But it is a great product, best I've ever found as a matter of fact, and I LOVE the sustainability and how this product does what it's supposed to do without causing any secondary problems-- like skin rashes, peeling off one's skin when you remove it, failing to stay on, and the wrapper spontaneously turning into confetti when you use the product. None of that-- just perfect ease of use, and no harm done to oneself nor to the planet.

Nice bandaids for a healthier choice on skin, only thing is they are hard to remove if they get wet!

So I keep buying these because there are some pros but also some cons. Pros: cheapest nontoxic bandaid I’ve found; adheres very well to different body parts on both me and my children; it’s a bandaid, it does what it’s supposed to. Cons: it frays, hard to explain but if it’s on a finger it will start fraying which is kind of annoying, but not a huge deal; it leaves residue behind once you take it off - like sticky hard to get off residue which is quite annoying and the reason why I would love to switch to a different brand but honesty these are the cheapest and I’m not paying more than I have to for bandaids just because of that - but its just something to note. Like right now I took my bandaid I had on my finger nail off, took a shower and it’s still sticky with a bunch of grayish sticky residue on my nail.