Johnson & Johnson Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages, Assorted, 100/Box

Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages, Assorted, 100/Box

Flexible fabric adhesive bandages are sterile first-aid bandages for covering and protecting minor wounds, cuts, scrapes, and burns. They fit well in first aid kits, breakrooms, and supply closets where buyers want a comfortable everyday bandage that moves with the skin. This assorted box includes 100 bandages and uses flexible fabric with a nonstick pad for gentler removal.

Good Fit For

• First aid kits and wound care supplies
• Breakrooms and supply closets
• Everyday minor wound coverage where flexibility matters

Key Features

• Sterile adhesive bandages for minor wounds, cuts, scrapes, and burns
• Flexible fabric stretches and bends with movement for everyday comfort
• Memory Weave fabric supports a more flexible fit during wear
• Quilt-Aid Comfort Pad cushions and protects tender wounds
• Hurt-Free Pad helps prevent sticking to the wound for gentler removal
• 100 bandages per box for first aid stations, kits, and supply areas

Applications and Usage

• Covering minor cuts after cleaning the skin
• Protecting scrapes during daily activity
• Shielding small burns from dirt and germs
• Adding flexible bandages to workplace or household first aid kits
• Using after applying antibiotic ointment before bandage placement

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 100/Box.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Apply to clean, dry skin for minor wound care.
• Change the bandage daily, when wet, or as needed.
• The assortment format may be helpful when different wound locations call for different bandage sizes or shapes.

FAQ

• What kinds of wounds are these bandages meant for? These flexible fabric adhesive bandages are intended for minor wounds, cuts, scrapes, and burns.
• Are these bandages sterile? Yes. These bandages are sterile.
• How many bandages come in the box? Each box includes 100 bandages.
• What makes this bandage a good choice for active wear? The flexible fabric and Memory Weave construction help the bandage stretch, bend, and flex with your skin as you move.
• How often should the bandage be changed? Change the bandage daily, whenever it gets wet, or as needed.

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