BAND-AID Brand Clear Waterproof Adhesive Bandages, Sterile First-Aid for Minor Wounds, Cuts & Scrapes, Clear Bandages with a Quilt-Aid Pad to Cushion Wounds, Assorted Sizes, 60 ctCompact by Design (Amazon-developed Certification)

These bandages are a must-have for any first-aid kit! They’re truly waterproof and stay put even through handwashing and showers. The clear design blends seamlessly with skin, and the quilted pad cushions wounds while protecting them. With assorted sizes, they work for everything from tiny cuts to larger scrapes. Reliable, comfortable, and great quality!

I bough these bandages for my husband after his shoulder surgery. We used them to keep the sutures dry. As a nurse, I can appreciate how well they worked. They kept his sites clean and dry during showers. Will buy them again.

I like that there are three different sizes in this box, and I *really* like that the images on the box are true to size (so you can visualize if these would work in your case. However, because these are clear, you have to remove pieces of paper from the front and the back of the bandage. I took off the front pieces thinking they were the sticky side. Couldn't figure out why the bandage would not adhere... Until I realized there was also paper on the other side. Removed that. The bandage stuck to itself and was impossible to separate (due to the material that makes these clear). Trying just stretched the sticky parts. The bandage DID stay put while I slept despite my tossing and turning, it's just annoying there's all that paper per bandage. I don't think it needs it, either - just put something on the sticky side, and because they're clear, you'll see the pattern/print through the bandage and be able to easily locate it.

What a great variety and they stick really well. Love them.

Different sizes included, clear and water proof. My kids swim with them on and they actually stay on!

Favorite band-aids! Love that they are waterproof

These stick on well enough (depending on where, mine was place in between two fingers at a weird angle and wouldn't lay flat) and are "waterproof" if you are going through sprinklers or light rain....but if you're trying to keep it on through even light handwashing (much less a shower, swimming or dish washing) this IS NOT WATERPROOF whatsoever.

A little misleading on the sizes. There are three sizes and the smallest is shown as 7/8in x 7/8in or 2.2cmx2.2cm. This is the overall size of the bandage including the adhesive parts. The actual size of the small square of material without the adhesive is 3/8in x 3/8in or 10mmx10mm. This size is so small it will not cover more than a pimple.Other than the size, I do agree they are water proof. I placed a small piece of tissue paper under one and left it on for 24 hours on the back of my hand. Still dry after multiple hand washings and a shower.