Johnson & Johnson Flexible Fabric Extra Large Adhesive Bandages, 1.75 x 4, 10/Box

Flexible fabric extra large adhesive bandages help cover and protect larger minor wounds, cuts, scrapes, and burns. They are a practical choice for first aid kits, breakrooms, and supply closets where buyers need bandages that move with the user and cushion sensitive areas. This sterile box includes 10 bandages, with fabric construction and up to 24-hour protection against dirt and germs.

Key Features

• Extra large adhesive bandages give broader coverage for larger minor wounds
• Flexible fabric with Memory Weave stretches and bends for comfort during movement
• Quilt-Aid Comfort Pad cushions and protects painful wounds while healing
• Hurt-Free Pad helps prevent sticking to the wound for gentler removal
• Helps protect against dirt and germs for up to 24 hours
• Sterile bandages in a 10-count box support routine first aid replenishment

Good Fit For

• First aid kits
• Breakrooms and supply closets
• Covering larger minor cuts, scrapes, and burns
• Areas that bend and move, such as knees or elbows

Applications and Usage

• Protecting a larger scrape or cut during the workday
• Covering minor burns in everyday first aid care
• Stocking workplace or school first aid supplies
• Using on high-movement areas where a flexible bandage is helpful

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 10/Box.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Apply to clean, dry skin for best adhesion
• Change the bandage daily, when wet, or as needed
• The extra large size may be more coverage than needed for very small cuts
• Single-use bandages support hygienic wound care

FAQ

• Are these bandages a good choice for larger minor wounds? Yes. These extra large adhesive bandages are intended for larger minor wounds, cuts, scrapes, and burns when more coverage is helpful.
• Do these bandages work well on knees or elbows? Yes. The flexible fabric stretches and bends with movement, which makes these bandages well suited for areas such as knees and elbows.
• How long do these bandages stay on? These bandages stay on for up to 24 hours and help protect against dirt and germs during that time.
• Will the pad stick to the wound? The Hurt-Free Pad is designed not to stick to the wound and to wick away blood and fluids for gentler removal.
• How often should the bandage be changed? Change the bandage daily, when it becomes wet, or as needed. Applying it to clean, dry skin helps support better adhesion.

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