Band-AidBrand Pro Heal Adhesive Bandages with Hydrocolloid Gel Pad, Clinically Tested, Better Healing of Minor Wounds, Waterproof Bandages, FSA/HSA Eligible, One Size, 10 ct

I use a lot of bandaids (unfortunately). I usually use regular hydrocolloid ones, but those usually they get these huge unsightly white spots on them. These bandaids are hydrocolloid and regular band aids combined! It's terrific no unsightly white dots. Just looks like a regular bandaid, but heals at the speed of hydrocolloids. I would recommend & would totally buy these. They're going to be my new to to bandaids.Edit: I wouldn't leave on for 48 hours. I would suggest changing every 24 hours.

So I actually did a little comparison testing on bandaids, and these are a solid ranking item. I do believe the formula helps with healing quicker and possibly with less scarring (hard to truly compare the scarring factor). They do have a good adhesive to them, unlike other brands which just start losing grip and peeling off if you shower or bend a certain way. These stay on fairly long and don't stick like crazy glue when you need to peel them off. A solid bandaid choice.

I took a nasty fall over a stores garden cart and gashed my shin badly. These hydrocolloid bandages were a godsend. Kept the would clean, protected and hydrated. These absolutely healed this serious would quicker than if I hadn’t used them. Highly recommend!

I knocked off a star because I didn’t realize how gooey and sticky the special stuff was on the bandaid. The edges were peeling off really bad so I took it off but the middle part was hard to take off and it peeled off a part of the scab with it (ouch). On the bright side this bandaid does work really well to heal the cut faster and minimize scarring. Let it fall off naturally or you’ll mess up the healing process.

These bandaids actually help heal quicker than normal bandaids. The only downside is it’s super sticky and it’ll pull off the scab.

These work wonderfully and stay in place much longer than gel versions. They may be more expensive, but they’re worth it.

Great bandaides. They really do help with the healing process. They stay on well.

I got burned by a huge cast iron square skillet and then ripped the top layer of skin off. The wound was open for days and a large, awkward size. This bandaid just barely covered the area needed. My friends noted that it looked like a nice bandaid. I would forget I had it on. I went swimming in the pool and the river and had no leakage whatsoever. The first few days, when my wound was still fresh, I could see the bandaid pad swelling up because it was absorbing the pus from my wound. It was pretty gross, but the bandaid kept it contained. I changed my bandage once a day. The only issue was that after a week of wearing the same bandage almost constantly, my skin started to hurt from where the glue was on my skin. Luckily by this point, I was ready to wear two smaller bandaids without the special pad. I know the cost of these is high, but the Amazon price is better than the drugstore price and the quality and performance of this bandaid is worth it if you have an open wound you really don't want to scar. My skin is still healing, so I can't say for sure I won't scar at all, but the wound closed beautifully.