First Aid Only 1" X 3" Fabric Bandage, 50-Count Boxes (Pack of 3)

Forget paying lots of money for small boxes of BandAids at Walgreens. These are just as good and the price is a crazy deal.

They stay on long enough to stem the cut, but not forever. When I washed my hands after doing something, the adhesive loosened up a bit, even though the bandage clung to my finger. But then, you shouldn't be exposing the thing to water in the first place. It's fabric, and exposing it to liquid will likely increase the possibility of nasties getting in.

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These are usable, that's the best I can say for them. They tend to come loose too easily.

The lesson: Know what you're buying before you buy a whole bunch of it.

Edit: I would like to add that this particular line in the description "woven fabric that easily conforms to the wounded area and stays put even when wet." is highly misleading. They have minimal stickiness to begin with and after getting wet even once they begin to fall off.

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These are completely worthless; even without getting wet they fall off easily, and if wet at all completely lose their cling. Costs less, but even a little is too much for bandages that don't work. Awful, just awful.

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These are just what I wanted fabric and very good stick. I'm pretty hard on these things and I frequently use a liquid antibiotic to soak through the fabric & pad to keep the infection treated. These work fine.