I started buying boxes of these individually packaged items for first aid kits. Now I'm hooked! We much prefer these individual packages over a tube of anything! It's nice because we all have Altoid Tin first aid kits for purses. I also made a little larger first aid kits with some tins purchased here on amazon that are just a bit larger than an altoid tin. Those tins are 3-3/4 x 5 x 1-1/2. (see pictures attached). We have kits in purses, cars, desk, sports bags, etc. I even give kits away for free to my girlfriends, and we plan to make mini kits with the neighborhood kids this summer excluding some of the items I have pictured which are not appropriate for kids to handle....mostly they will have bandaids, lip balm, etc - we will let their parents decide what goes in their kit.) Purchasing tubes only allows for the product to be at home in the medicine cabinet. Having these individual packets allows us to carry everything with us everywhere. If we use something, we simply replace it when we get home. I can't begin to tell you how handy this has been in just the month or so we have been carrying first aid kits. See pictures attached. I do have a few more items on order and there is plenty of room in my tin to add a few more things (additional bandages, pepto bismol, tylenol, benadryl, etc.) My 14 year old son was helping me cook and got a small burn on his hand while taking something out of the oven. We right away put cold water on it and this burn gel and it worked like a charm.

These band-aids attach so solidly that getting them off is SUPER-painful and difficult. I had surgery and in the final stage of healing, I used 4 of these to cover my incision. Taking them off not only made me gasp in pain but tore out some stitches from the pressure of trying to get them off. I was left with bloody skin (where the little white fabric square wasn't). I don't know if these are made in another country and sold as a U.S. brand but something is definitely NOT RIGHT.

The fabric edges of these band-aids unravel. The threads on the edges start to come loose after a few hours. The photos show the band-aid in the morning after about 8 hours in bed asleep. I had put it on fresh just before bed.

This is not what I expect from BAND-AID. They seem to be getting caught up in the rush to the bottom along with all the other cheap-things-from-china.

It arrived with a broken box

These are the quality band-aids as per product package photo and description. That was my big worry. They're the good 'ol ones and better than most that I bought over recent years.

Also, I actually counted and the count was correct. We go through too many band-aids because my little kids are typically active. The deal was good so I think I'll get them again by mid-summer well ahead of actually running out I hope.

I recommend these band-aids. They stick on well.