WellyBandages - Waterproof | Adhesive Flexible Fabric Bravery Badges | Assorted Shapes for Minor Cuts, Scrapes, and Wounds | Colorful and Fun First Aid Tin | Nautical Patterns - 39 Count

My toddler just took a huge chunk of skin out of his big toe, so I’m having to wrap it morning and night with 2-4 bandages. I like using waterproof ones because he can’t remove them as easily, and he can go swimming or sit in the bath and not get his boo-boo wet. Unfortunately, these are way tougher to apply than some of the other waterproof brands we’ve gotten at the store. I love regular Welly bandaids but these are less forgiving if it folds in on itself as you’re applying them (once that happens, they’re pretty much wasted).Toes are tricky places to wrap anyway, but the waterproof part is so thin that it constantly twists and folds. If I can get them on right, they last 24+ hours! Pretty colors, and has a nice seal. They’re way easier on flat areas like arms and legs.Hope this helps! :)

I'm not exactly sure if you're supposed to remove the layer that the tab is attached to. I suppose thar I could just look up an ad or something, but there weren't directions attached to the case. Normally bandaids are pretty easy to figure out so maybe I'm over thinking it?

This is a comfortable bandage in that it is a light weight plastic-type material that sticks well. It IS water resistant, but not 100% waterproof - lasted through many hand-washings, but a shower eventually removed it. (Which I expected.)One of the best things about this particular beandage used on the hand is that the material allows for a bit of traction when holding things, as opposed to standard bandages that can't grip objects, so they slide out of your hand. With these, you can get a pretty good grip on things.The only Con is that the thin material is "fiddly" to get into place, and will fatally stick to itself if you're not careful. Personally, I feel that the Pros here outweigh the extra time and care needed for proper application.

Works well, great shapes for tricky spots and fun designs!

I was here to write a review to say that these are the WORST bandages ever! I tried one for the first time and it was weird and hard and plasticky. As I was perusing reviews, I read one that was extremely helpful that said to REMOVE THE OUTER PLASTIC LAYER after putting it on! Wow! Thank you!!! They are awesome once you do that. :) Welly bandages are my favorite, especially the flexible fabric ones!