Sterile Butterfly Wound Closures (Large)

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Always handy to have around and avoid a costly trip to Urgent Care when cut doesn’t require stitches

The sterile butterfly strips work well and are of good quality but they are small. Each small-size butterfly bandage is 1/2" x 2 3/4" but multiple butterfly bandages can be combined for longer thin-type lacerations if needed which makes them useful. Example: knife cut injuries. Overall, the individually wrapped sterile butterfly strips are at home in my hiking and kitchen first-aid kits close by ready to use in case of an accident with a thin-type injury wound.

Thicker butterfly bandages. Easy to apply, strong adhesive, and high quantity.Keeps the wound closed and doesn't peel off with sweat or water unless you're soaking under the faucet, but even then, adhesive stays pretty strong.

I keep a box of these in my medicine cabinet and also in every first aid kit. These work well. They have good adhesive, but aren't too difficult to remove. They are individually wrapped, so you can split up a box between multiple first aid kits.

I've only had the chance to try these on a small cut but they worked well and stayed on for more than a day even with washing. These are great to have around because they work better than regular bandages on deeper cuts. They can pull the skin together and hold it so it heals better. I do use an antibacterial gel on the cut first. You get a lot of them for this price so they should last a long time.

These First Aid Sterile Butterfly strips come in a large quantity of 300 which are individually wrapped like a normal band- aid. The strips are easy to open from one side. Just peel the film off one side and put on one side of the wound. Once that side is down, pull slightly and take off the film off the other side while maintaining the tension and put that side down. These butterfly strips do pull the wound together and hold it there. I found the adhesive sufficient for its purpose. However, if you lift it up and try to reposition it, it doesn't hold as well. There is no adhesive in the center where the wound would be which is good. These work well and are good to keep in the first aid kit.

Ever Ready First Aid Sterile Butterfly Stripsgood quality and works welleasy to use and well madevery satisfied and highly recommend

I ordered this set of Ever Ready First Aid Sterile Butterfly Strips as I thought it would be a good item to have in my first aid supplies. There are 3 individual boxes of strips so you could split amongst multiple first kid kits if needed. Each box has 100 of the strips that are individually sealed.There are no instructions on how to use these optimally nor are there mfg or exp date printed on the strips or the boxes. I looked up instructions on using these type of strips and it is a bit complicated. There are so many as you need multiple strips for each wound. The strip seems to lift easily from the skin so I would be concerned about using these for a real injury. While I am glad to have these on hand for when I might need them, I think hydrocolloid bandages would be superior in almost all wounds where these strips may come into play. Here is to hoping I never need to break these out.

- Made in China- Individually wrapped- Sterile but doesn't mention methodThese are excellent for light wounds. The sticky is plenty sticky but doesn't rip you, coming off.The bridge and a little space on each pad has no sticky, it's just a slick material that doesn't stick to the wound.I made a few pix to show size reference and details.As a prepper I'm glad to see these in a set like this but I imagine they'd be useful for everyday stuff, like a kid's soccer coach, football, other sports. Hikers and campers.Good stuff.

We have these around the house just because we are always having little accidents around here. These are really great value for all the bandages that you get in this package. They hold pretty good and do a go job of staying in place, but these are a one and done bandage, don't try to reposition them because the tackiness goes away. Good value, great bandage

I like these butterfly strips, they are great for approximating larger cuts that would benefit from drying out instead of being masked by a bandaid. They adhere well and are easy to apply, you get a lot in this pack with 300 strips, so it’s a great value. I would purchase this again.

These are a good quality bandage. They close the wound well and stay stuck. If you do not get the placement Igor the first time they don’t re-stick well but that happens. Good value for 3 packs

These are great for the cuts that don't require doctors and stitches, but are deeper than your regular bandage purposes. The stickiness is great. You just pull off the two sides and they pull the skin taught. If you do dishes or anything, you'll probably find them losing adhesion, but if you are just being active with it on the legs or arms, it does just fine. You get 300 butterflies for about $10, a great price considering.

I tested these on my forearm, the back of my hand, and the palm of my hand. They stuck very well on the back of my hand and my forearm, but did not really stick to my palm. My palm is a bit cracked, so the skin isn't as smooth so I don't know if I can really fault it for that or not. It's been a long time since I have needed a butterfly bandage or used one. These seem to work pretty well though. I even forgot I had them on when I went to wash my hands and the one on the back of my hand stayed put even after I had gotten it wet. They did start to hurt after maybe 15 minutes or so, but a little discomfort is better than bleeding all over!

It's a pretty decent value overall. You get a lot of them! The adhesive is OK, not bad but also not great. If left alone, they stay fine... but if anything hits the edge they seem to lose their grip sometimes. Some were fine too though. I'm still happy overall. They each come in a sterile individual wrapper too.

I have a lot of trouble with adhesives irritating my sensitive skin. These butterfly strips don't irritate me in the least, and they hold firm when I need to keep a wound closed tightly.

You get a lot of bandages for the price. These are good for refilling your first aid kits. I suggest putting in a generous amount as you may find one or two that don't stick as well. I tried a couple and found the two of them were not very sticky. I put one through a shower and it did stay on, but the edges were starting to peel a bit. They don't work when you have to reposition them as they lose their stickiness once removed. But for the quantity that you get, you'll have lots of spares. The positive side is that because it isn't that sticky, you can easily remove them without hurting your skin especially around the wound.

This 300 pack is a good value. It adhered well to my skin. I wish we had these when our kids were younger. Very nice to have on hand. Good quality.

These Ever Ready First Aid Sterile Butterfly Strips are good to have in the first aid box. These stick really well to my skin and stay stuck very well. I haven't tried them on a real laceration yet as thankfully I haven't had any. This came as a package of three boxes with each containing one hundred strips. Kept in a controlled environment these will last for years. I like that each is individually wrapped as a lot of steri strips come in packages that contain five to ten strips.

Ever Ready is a trusted name in first aid supplies for my home. These butterfly strips were no exception. First and foremost, these are a terrific value. You are getting 3 boxes of strips for a total of 300 all together. They are definitely priced right and are great to fill up your first aid kit. Each strip is sterile and individually wrapped. They are easy to open and easy to apply. I found them to stick just fine. I did find that if I removed the strip and tried to reposition it, the sticking wasn't so great. So you've either got to get the placement correct on the first shot or remove it all together and grab a new strip. I think they do their job well and perform as expected overall.

These bandages, each is about 2.75" x 0.5", is easy to open and easy to apply onto the skin. It sticks pretty well, stay in place and keep the wound closed. I have no problem to lift one end up from the skin, reposition it, and then re-apply again and it still sticks to the skin just as good as before. These bandages are water-proof. I wash the whole skin area, with the bandage on it, with soap and water and the bandage just stays the same. Overall, these butterfly bandages work great. I hope you find this information helpful.

I will be perfectly honest - I have not tested these on a real wound. When it occurs, and it eventually will, what with living on a rural farm environment, I will have these available. Instead, I tested one of the butterfly bandages on my (unwounded) arm to give an accurate account of how it works.I must say, these are awesome. Easy to use, easy to apply, and they stick very very well. I pulled together a bit of skin on my forearm with one bandage, and 24 hours later, the same pinch was still present. The bandage had not loosened and was still tight and secure.Please realize that this type of bandage is only for pulling the edges of a wound together. Your will need another bandage on top of it, as desired, to keep the wound clean. But for the purpose of securing the edges of a wound, these butterfly bandages are ideal.With this huge amount of bandages (300 count) we are ready for whatever happens. This is a quality product, and is absolutely worthwhile in keeping in a medicine cabinet for eventual use.

I needed these wound closure bandages cause hubby stay cutting himself at work/home smh, these are gonna work great for all his cuts🧡

These butterfly closures are excellent, in every way.1. They are sticky enough to fasten pretty securely on my hairy arm.2. They are large enough to cope with most wounds for which you would desire a butterfly.3. They are pretty easy to open and apply, unlike some I have used.4. The price is great! I have paid as much for a little box of butterflies that only had 10 or 12 in the box.5. There are a HUNDRED in each box, and you get three boxes.The only slight downside I see is, you have to position it correctly the first time. When you peel it off to adjust it, it won't stick so well. Not a real problem though - you could use one closure to pull the wound closed, put another to each side of it, then peel away the first one so that you can position another. At this bargain price, you can surely afford to toss one away.OK, second downside. They won't stick to wet skin. Of course, I didn't really expect them to do so, but, skin is often wet when first aid is required. An adhesive that stuck to bloody, wet, and/or alcohol wiped skin would be good.