First of all, my feet are terribly put off my dress shoes. So Band-Aid Advanced Healing Blister Care Bandages are a must for me, especially when I get a new pair of dress shoes. I don't know what it is about how they are made but the Band-Aid Advanced Healing Blister Care Bandages last me forever. I can keep them on in the shower or bath and they last for days. Band-Aid Advanced Healing Blister Care Bandage for a pocket of protection around your blister and allow it to actually heal on it's own. I did find that from time-to-time they start to get less stuck to your skin around the edges and can stick to your socks slightly. Overall I didn't find this to be a big problem. Because I wear them on my feet, I didn't have any problem removing the bandages. But they are sticky and I suppose they would hurt if you were removing them from somewhere with hair. They are a little on the pricey side which is why I will only use them for blisters and new shoes. But I do recommend giving them a try!

Ajj13

Knightdale, NC

This is easily a 5 Star item, as any female who loves shoes can attest to---this product is an amazing LIFESAVER. You can wear this, and not be embarrassed by hobbling/lurching steps when wearing your gorgeous heels out at night---or during the day, as I work in retail, and like to wear my pretty shoes on the floor. {That's my justification: they're "work shoes" so yes, I need another pair of shoes---right...} These Band Aid Advanced Healing Blister cushions may seem a pricey alternative to regular band aids, but that's where you have to think that this is NOT a replacement for band aids, these are specifically for blisters---so worth the cost as a specialty item. Seriously. If I've forgotten to Blister Block then these are what I reach for. Your solution in a 6 -pack.

kcck12

Honolulu, HI

The Band-Aid Advanced Healing Blister Care Bandage sounded like a good invention, but overall I don't think it's worth the extra money. The pros are that they are waterproof, there is more cushion, and that they stick well. However, there are plenty of other band aids that are waterproof and stick well too. The most advantageous part is the extra cushion when you get blisters. As a woman, wearing nice shoes a lot of times means getting blisters on your feet. Getting them at the back of your heel is especially painful and having a bandaid with extra cushion is definitely much more comfortable. But it's only worth it to wear the band aid with slippers or when you're not wearing shoes at all. Because if you wear this blister band aid and then put on a pair of shoes with a backing where your heel is at, the band aid will eventually come off just like any other band aid. I would much rather pay less and just get regular band aids.

kimgirl

Ontario, CA

My daughter and I use Band-Aid Advanced Healing Blister Care Bandages quite often. She is involved in sports, and I walk two miles every night. Sometimes, she gets blisters on her fingers due to gymnastics and volleyball events. The little blister care bandages help take a sting off of the wound. They also stay on and last through showering and water use. They also are flexible and easy to wrap around any callus or blister. I recently purchased a new pair of shoes and as often happens when you break shoes in, there is some blistering on skin. I have some Band-Aid Healing Blister Care Bandages, and they really do help provide a barrier between the shoes and skin, allowing for pain free walks. I guess I stock up on boxes of these bandages. I have one issue with them, though. They are a bit pricey and also there are not many in a box. The pay-off, although, is the unique way they are able to help protect blisters from dirt, water, and germs. So, in that regards, I highly recommend them, especially if you are an athlete or do many physical activities.

CherylBarrel

Pierpont, SD

I'm sure every girl has been there when she finds the perfect shoes and decides that buying them is worth more than eating dinner for the next week.  Well i am definatly that girl.  I tend to buy the cutest and most terribly uncomfortable shoes on the planet.  I bought this one pair of flats and they were so perfect for work and they were on sale so i couldnt pass up the deal and bought the shoes.  That night at home i walked around in them a little bit and I was pretty proud of myself.  I went to work the next day and wore them and i got compliments from my friends.  I was so excited about my new shoes that i ignored the pain they gave me.  That is until the next morning when i went to put them on again and thought i had sliced my heel with a knife.  I looked at both of my heels and they had the biggest blisters.  I put on a pair of slip ons and went to the drug store and saw these bandaides and since they were what i needed i got them.  I decided to wear socks over them with some comfy shoes and when i got home the bandaid was smushed into my sock.  The next day i had to put normal bandaides on top of it to keep it in place.  It was a hassel.  I'm going to stick with normal bandaides, medicated ointment, and comfortable shoes.

boobean18

Council Bluffs, IA

I was absolutely pleased the first time I tried Band-Aid Advanced Healing Blister Care Bandages. I have only used these on blisters caused by friction and they worked so good. I have a medical condition that causes my feet and legs to swell and retain fluid which in turn causes my shoes to become tight and to cause blisters. These Blister Card Bandages have cushioning and provide protection to the areas that are blistered or about to blister. They stayed on while swiming and bathing and protected the area from further irritation and the blister from popping and causing infection and additional irritation. The only draw back I had was for one blister I needed a large bandage. If they come in different sizes I haven't located them. They are a bit pricey but they keep my feet from hurting so I will pay the additional cost. I am a repeat consumer so they have to be worth it. What a great idea and product.

alohad

Indianapolis, IN

I must say I am very happy with this product! First off my husband sunburned his shins so badly that large oozing blisters appeared.  Bad decisions in a Kayak on an overcast day.  As we look back we probably should have sought out a care of a doctor ~ but we medicated on our own.  These were used for 2 weeks on his shins and he had relief from his pants rubbing against his blisters, plus if he just even bumped the area the band aids helped cushion him.  We were thankful for the help this product gave us.  Just this past Christmas I was opening a Christmas house box and alas I cut my hand on the cardboard box.  It cut deeper than paper - and I put a regular band aid on and it burned and burned - then I went through my med box and came across 1 of these we had left.  I put it on - I was surprised that it kept my cut clean, but it also padded my cut too.  In about 3 days I took the band aid off and it was still so sticky.  That would be my only complaint that it left sticky goo on my hand upon taking it off - but it was well worth the goo for the comfort I had with my cut.  

Snowflurries

Pittsburgh, PA

New shoes, bad fitting shoes, walking for too long in any pair of shoes. Now you've got a blister. Unless it is warm weather and you can wear open back shoes, you are going to be uncomfortable walking around in any pair of shoes. As a wearer of mostly unpractical shoes on brick/concrete/stone city sidewalks, I can honestly say that these Band-Aid Advanced Healing Blister Care Bandage help to heal and protect your blister. They dont have a little fabric square thing that will stick to the blister and pull on it when you change the band aid. It is just all a very smooth gel/plasticky type substance that covers the blister entirely. It won't come off in the shower, and it will keep your blister protected. I have also used these on cuts or scratches on my kids, when I really want to keep the injury covered. Band-Aid still makes the best Band-Aids out there. These are a little pricey compared to regular Band-Aids, but worth to keep a few on hand.

maoziboo

Boston, MA

My daughter developed a nasty blister on her heel during soccer conditioning this past summer. These bandages provided a nice gel-like cushion so she was able to practice. The only draw-back was that they made the blistered area so soft and moist that you couldn't leave the bandage on for an extended period. She would apply the bandage only for practice and then remove it to allow the air to hit the blister and scab it over.

hitandmrs

Woodsfield, OH

I discovered Band Aid Advanced Healing Blister Cushions when I was in Florida on vacation.  I wore a new pair of shoes and did not wear hose which resulted in a painful blister.  I went to a drugstore in the area an search the shelves for something other than a regular band aid that would protect the affected area.  I saw the Band Aid Advanced Healing Blister Cushions on the shelf and decided to give them a try.  These blister cushions did an admirable job and enabled me to continue enjoying my vacation with aplomb.  They are small, stick well to the wound and take the pain away.  I was amazed at how quickly the blister healed and the small level of discomfort that I experienced.  I now keep Band Aid Advanced Healing Blister cushions in my medicine cabinet at home and in my travel kit.  They are a product that does the job as advertised.  I have recommended these blister cushions to many friends and have had good feedback.

shamrock44

Houston, TX