Adhesive Dressing Strips Small Fingertip - 100

These are the best bandages ever. I started with the small fingertip size. During our dry cold winters here in the northeast, I often end up with cuts on the end of my fingertips. I use these to cover my affected finger after covering the cut with Bag Balm. Works great. These bandages stay on and I can wash my hands without it coming undone. And when removed, the bandages leave no residue. I have since bought various other sizes and shapes of Coverlet. Goodbye BandAid and Curad. These are now my "go to" brand. Coverlet is also cheaper - with 100 pieces in the box!

The adhesive actually sticks back to the other side of the bandage when you wrap it around your finger! The asymmetrical hourglass shape means there is less excess material to deal with as you wrap. It it is not waterproof and will unintentionally slide off if enough of it is soaked through but it will restick itself as it dries if you can keep it from falling off. When removing it doesn't peel off of fingernails as easily as off of skin so if possible try to cover as much of the nail with the pad as possible.

It works on finger tips better than any other bandage. Has a strong adhesive and is water resistant.

Brief update (full original review below): These bandages are extremely easy to use and are very comfortable. They have smaller tabs on one end and larger tabs on the other. Apply the bandage to a toe or finger tip using the smaller tabs. Fold it over and wrap the larger tabs around the toe.finger and also over the smaller tabs. The fabric material is quite comfortable. The bandages adhere well and yet also come off fairly easily. Original review: These bandages have two larger wings on one end and two smaller wings on the other end. The bandage pad is in the middle. This makes it easy to wrap the bandage around a finger tip, toe tip, or knuckle. Try starting with the large tabs and from the side of the finger or toe. Wrap these tabs around. Then wrap the other end to provide a good covering. The fabric bandage is very comfortable. The bandage has no latex but it stretches and conforms quite well. This "small finger tip" bandage is plenty big for a finger tip or toe tip (versus the "large finger tip" version BSN Medical also sells).

When I first opened my package I was concerned because the box wasn't Coverlet brand, but Leukoplast. The shape is the same, but I was worried about the performance. These little bandaids are fantastic! I work in the plumbing department of a hardware store, so I touch things like stove pipe and repair faucet stems. My hands get dirty and wet, and these bandaids stick with me through it all. I will definitely get these again.

I don’t like these bandaids as much as the Coverlet ones. I order Coverlet but apparently the brand name has changed along with the quality. The antibiotic ointment goes thru the fabric, and I don’t think they hold up as well. I miss the Coverlet ones! Quick shipping but this is my opinion of the product.

Leukoplast bandages are being substituted for Coverlet (another reviewer says Coverlet went out of business, which is too bad, because they made a great bandage). The adhesive on Leukoplast bandages tears my skin when I try to remove it. And the part that overlaps onto the other side of the bandage does not stick. Never has, never will. This is the second time they have shipped this inferior brand. Don't waste your money.

I love Coverlet! However, it’s not Coverlet. I sent them back. After the third time, I gave up!!!