Curad Truly Ouchless Flex Fabric Bandages, X-Large, 8 Count (Pack of 4)

I have very thin, sensitive skin and cannot use regular bandaids. Either the adhesive sticks to my skin and tears it, or the pad will stick to the wound, causing even more damage. I tried these Curad bandaids and am very happy with them. The adhesive stays put, but removes without damaging my skin. And the pad does not stick to the wound. I would recommend this product to anyone with similar skin issues.

These band aids shocked me, I was used to band aids sticking to my old skin so hard that they bruised me when I tried to take them off. These, with the silicone adhesive are in a word, amazing, they come off without any pain or skin irritation and you can lift up one side and peek at the wound replace the band aid and it will actually stick. Try them but make sure they are "Truly Ouchless" and have the silicone adhesive.Update 12/23, I forgot to mention that I always have 2 of these in my wallet, with all of the vaccines around and blood testing I have found the GP's office rarely has a suitable bandage for the sensitive areas they must work in. Since they come in a four pack at Amazon, I keep a box in the car.

I should buy stock in CURADI use so many of these for my husband, all he has to do is barely touch a corner wall and his skin tears. At least I’m not removing more.

After having my skin and scabs pulled off by regular bandaids I started using these in small and large. I especially like the large ones so my injuries are well covered. They also stay in place well. These are the best for thin (older) skin.

Most bandaids either are hard to remove and tear my skin, or the adhesive causes irritation. This bandaid is perfect in that regard. Plus, you can reposition it if needed. The only problem is that these are often hard to find, and when you do the price is exorbitant. I have not found a suitable replacement. They need to manufacture more to meet demand.

I really don't know how good they are. Thank goodness i haven't had a need to. I am sure they will be fine because Curad has been good in the past.

I have sensitive skin and doing wound care for skin cancers I found that adhesive bandages were irritating my skin...red rashes and discomfort removing them. Local pharmacies and grocery store shelves were not stocking large bandages for sensitive skin. I am happy to have found these online. The silicone bandages hold and remove easily. I am very pleased to have found them. The delivery of the second "batch" for the biopsy redo are great to have on hand. Wish I could find 1 inch size...in the meantime, the large are useful.

I have thin skin issues on both forearms and these are the only bandages I've found that are easy to remove and don't pull or stick to skin (which would make things worse) You will have to change them a bit more often since they don't stick or stay stuck as long) Please note these are "Ouchless" , which is true and I've only seen them on Amazon. Other bandaids at pharmacies that are labeled "for sensitive skin" are for people with allergies to latex for the most part. Most of those are not "ouchless" and can also damage skin when removing. These are the BEST!