Curad Waterproof Butterfly Adhesive Bandages, 1.75" x .375", 12 Count

If you have a bad cut, especially on your fingers this is the absolute best way to stop the bleeding. They look small but they pack a punch. I’ve been using these for years. Highly recommend it.

Works great, sticks really good and holds cut closed

It’s a good bandage

After a total knee replacement, I had a couple pesky areas on my 12” incision that kept popping open. These worked well to hold the areas closed tight and helped prevent my new knee from falling out! LOLstayed on about 12 hours at a time which was much better than other brands tried.

Pretty much could get stabbed and these outta do the trick

The Curad Waterproof Butterfly Adhesive Bandages have proven to be a fantastic addition to my first aid supplies. As someone who occasionally deals with small cuts that need a bit more attention, these bandages have been exactly what I needed. The butterfly design is ideal for holding the edges of small cuts together, helping them heal more quickly and with less scarring.At 1.75” x .375”, they are just the right size for those smaller, tricky areas like fingers or toes. The waterproof feature is a real plus—it keeps the bandage secure even when washing hands or getting caught in the rain. The adhesive is strong yet gentle on the skin, staying put without causing irritation when it’s time to remove.One thing to note is that due to their small size, they can be a bit fiddly to apply, but once they’re on, they do the job perfectly.And here’s a lighthearted joke: Why did the bandage go to school? To get a little patch of knowledge!Overall, the Curad Waterproof Butterfly Adhesive Bandages are a reliable choice for anyone who needs a secure and effective way to treat small wounds. They offer great protection and promote faster healing, making them a must-have in any first aid kit.

My dog got out of her cone of shame and licked her stitches out during the night. She was supposed to have a vet visit to check her wound the next day and I didn't want the vet to think I was an absent owner so I panick bought these bandages to fix her incision. They closed the site temporarily and I did not have to grovel and plead my case at the vet's office. It is healing properly and I don't have to suffer being fired by the veterinarian. They don't cost that much and are a lot less expensive than another suture which, as you know, is hundreds of dollars.

There’s supposed to be 12 bandages in the box. There were only 9. It wouldn’t be such a big deal but they’re $3.50 a box.