Self Adherent Cohesive Bandages 3" x 5 Yards - 24 Count, Tan

Must have for first aid kit

I have been buying these for 4 years now for my lymphodema in my legs. I have a hard time with the compression stockings. This is much easier. This brand has always been the right length, width and height for my legs. It's comfortable for me and you can put anything else needed, over it. They are only one time use. Make sure you don't put on to tight or you will cut circulation off and ruin the whole point of compression. They work.

This bandaging sticks to itself well enough to stay on the foot of a duck for 24 hours so it passes my adhesive test. Not the easiest to rip with fingers but scissors are fine. The only reason I might not buy again is that 3” wide is a bit too wide for the area being bandaged, but I would buy 2” if available.

I use these to wrap my wrists before stepping on the tennis court. They don't completely prevent ulnar wrist pain, but they help. I like several things about these particular bandages:Because they stretch, you can vary how tight or loose you want them. It protects the wrist without completely immobilizing it. The wrap sticks well to itself; I have scarcely ever had it come undone, and yet it also peels off easily without leaving residue or grabbing at the hair.

When your allergies to latex and adhesive, you need something. Not as soft as latex but it won’t give me a bad reaction.

Everything I've purchased from Amazon was on time, worked as expected and seller was great!

Best thing ever invented

I bought some self sticking bandage rolls at two different drugstores and the quality was phenomenal, but the price was prohibitive as I was changing these over my wound dressing daily. First off, these rolls seem thicker and less breathable. I don't feel like my leg is getting any airflow whatsoever. They are irritating to my skin and I'm wondering if in fact they have latex in them, as I am sensitive to latex. When I wrap this around my foot and ankle the bandage starts to curl up on the bottom of my foot and it makes it difficult to wear shoes or walk comfortably because of this. This never happened with the name brand drugstore bandages. I know these were less costly and they still do the job for the most part, but you get what you pay for. I have to admit I'm disappointed and I should have found another solution.