Band-Aid Brand Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages, Finger and Knuckle, 20 ct (Pack of 3)

I typically opt for name brand. These are my favorite to keep stocked in the house. Very sticky, the cotton pad is big enough and lasts all day or until needed changed

I love how the poster flexes with movement of fingers etc. Also you can place it where it is needed without having to cut or manouvre the plaster to ridiculous positions. Last time I needed to use one, it lasted a good few days before falling off. Kept the wound clean

These band aids are really nice for knuckle and end of finger cuts or nail breaks. Been using these for years. Highly Recommend

As a mechanic/plumber/electrician/carpenter/handy-man I'm always getting cut up fingers. These are the greatest, but where'd they all go? I just ran out and had to buy a box of imitation knock-offs. They're a poor substitute for the real Band-Aid brand.

The finger/knuckle band-aids are really wonderful products, made well, stick well and well designed for their intended uses. I whole-heartedly agree with the other product raters that the knuckle and fingertip bandages should be sold in separate boxes. I also use one more than the other. I would also like to recommend to the manufacturer that you return to your previous practice of showing the shapes or pictures of the bandages on the side of the box. I store multiple types of your bandages on my medicine shelf with the sides facing out. This would facilitate faster selection of a needed shape of bandage. Your current box only indicates the size of the bandages in the box but no indication to the type or shape of bandage inside. This can't be a cost savings printing factor, but would certainly help in product identification.