Premium Elastic Bandage Wrap (6" 4 Pack) - Hook & Loop Fasteners at Both Ends - Latex Free Hypoallergenic Compression Roll - Reusable Bandages for Waist, Legs, Elbow & Knee Wrap

These are great to use, easy to get on and off. The velcro is a plus! it stays tight and keeps the wrap on your ankle. I needed to wrap my foot before putting it in a boot all day and these were easy to work with. The material is soo soft and did not irritate my skin. It is strong enough and thick enough to last a long time. These are machine washable to keep clean and the velcro was good as new after washing too. The price for a package of 2 is very inexpensive.

These 6" bandages have great elasticity, strong velcro fasteners, and hold up flawlessly in the washing machine. I definitely will purchase again, if and when needed. Even after multiple washes, they are still in 'like new' condition, though, so I do not know when I will need to re-purchase. Application: I had surgery on my foot and have to apply new dressings regularly. I have been changing the gauze dressings and bandages daily for several months. The original bandages I received from the hospital and from my surgeon have stretched out, and the elastic bands in the 4" and 6" bandages are frayed. These Hartmann and Dyna-Flex branded bandages have not withstood the repeated use and washings like the GT brand. These bandages have been performing without any problems. I like that I can increase the compression value of the bands by simply pulling or stretching them more while wrapping my foot and leg. I have a blood clotting disorder so these bandages perform as a means to secure dressings and gauze, but also to act in place of my compression stockings. The only downsides to the wraps, which are also their strengths, are their durability and elasticity, as noted. For the purpose of compression, I do not have a way to gauge the value of compression, as provided by my Juzo brand stockings, so I have to be careful while wrapping my legs to not apply too tightly. But, even with strong velcro fasteners at both ends, removing and re-wrapping the bandages throughout the day does not result in damaged, fuzzy or frayed material. So, technically, that wasn't even a downside to these bandages. They are not cheap, but cheapest can be most expensive in the end. The country of production origin is not listed on the individual wrappings of each bandage, nor on the plastic zipper bag they are stored in. GT Brand is a USA woman owned business, though, which can be found upon further research of the product and company. The cotton is produced in the United States, and I have not found information that states the manufacturing of the bandages has been outsourced from the USA. I'm a huge fan of this product and strongly encourage the purchase. Made in the USA*, woman owned business, quality control in the packaging and product construction, durability, and performance all easily qualify the bandages for a 5-star rating.

They are so comfortable. It is durable. It wrapped easily around my foot when I had a foot injury. It helped with reducing swelling by containing my foot. Even though my foot is healed, I'll still use it to reduce swelling on my foot from sitting. I also love how it came with two rolls. I'll wash it in a laundry bag.

Better than nothing, but thin. I have a bad knee that likes to cause drama every few years; as a result I wrap it until the swelling subsides. For some ungodly reason, drug stores have decided that the godawful little metal clips that stab you or go flying off into the night if you dare to remove them are the only option available, so I went looking for the Velcro style that used to exist. Liked that these came in a multipack since the one I swear was in my cabinet had disappeared. These were better than no wrap at all, or the stiff and awkward neoprene brace I tried. (It somehow kept my knee from bending which cause MORE joint drama, and slid down out of place.) they are unfortunately thin/difficult to get a good compression with, and they also had the unfortunate habit of sliding down/out of place. But at least the Velcro didn’t stab me in the leg.

I really liked the material plus the Velcro fastener. It really provides good support for my calf muscle. I even recommended to a friend who ended purchasing a couple.

Very well-made wraps

I like the ease of the velcro closure, however it's destroying the bandage material (see pic). This is only after 2 days of use. The material is thicker than the "original" brand Ace. By the end of the day it is hurting my injury that the original Ace bandage I have does not. I have put it on loose & it still hurts. I've wrapped it so loose it slips off my sprained ankle, yet still hurts the injury. I will keep it only because it might work better on a different location or a not so badly injured area, but I would NOT buy again because of how the velcro is destroying the material.

Bandages well made. I bought to use as compression socks because I am short and muscular and regular compression socks don’t fit me right. My size is too long and tight on thighs and one size bigger is too loose and big. So the bandages work great and I can control the compression level by tightening or making looser. I ordered these before and they were durable and I used them for almost 8 years however by that time they were pretty worn out and the elastic was getting pretty stretched but for the money they lasted me a long time It was time to get new ones and now the new ones feel a bit stiff lol! But I am happy with them the quality is good and they come with a bag which is great to store them in when I travel! I never leave home without them because I have restless leg syndrome and can’t sleep sometimes

Very cheap quality. I have other bandages that I have used countless times with better quality stretch fabric and better quality Velcro fasteners. These bandages will be worn out after a couple of uses.

Thank you

goo bandage.

I use these in the film/tv industry to strap mics and mic packs to actors. The fabric is nice and thick, and holds up to repeated uses AND trips thru a washing machine (in a mesh bag). The velcro is high quality, and well attached to the stretch fabric. Can't speak to their use in the medical field, but if you're a soundie who is handy with a sewing machine, these make excellent, cheap, DIY ursa straps.