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Post #137649050 added 06-01-2020 9:06 PM by helioss in Deal Talk
^^^this
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Post #137646827 added 06-01-2020 7:18 PM by rbraden in Deal Talk
Generics are much cheaper and just as good imo.
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Post #137650625 added 06-01-2020 10:38 PM by Jope31 in Deal Talk
Save yer band-aids, just rub some dirt on it.
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Post #137659604 added 06-02-2020 9:32 AM by rahul1483 in Deal Talk
Are these water resistant?
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Post #137666531 added 06-02-2020 12:53 PM by DualPlatform in Deal Talk
Great timing OP. We're finally running out of our last box of band-aids and I always prefer the flexible fabric to any others.
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Post #137655242 added 06-02-2020 7:00 AM by JetBlast in Deal Talk
I couldn't find the S&S option on the browser, but it was there on mobile.
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Post #137652173 added 06-02-2020 2:34 AM by FartJuice in Deal Talk
The dollar general fabric bandaids are just as good but also have adhesive on the side of the bandage part to help seal it even better.
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Post #137653526 added 06-02-2020 5:25 AM by flipmarc in Deal Talk
In4one of each
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Post #137654819 added 06-02-2020 6:41 AM by slip kid in Deal Talk
dealing with skinned knees in this house. generics do not hold up for kids. for adults, paper towel and duct tape is still the best. thanks for posting this.
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Post #137648969 added 06-01-2020 9:03 PM by TalentedBanana464 in Deal Talk
I hate the generic ones, they seem to lose all adhesion when they get wet. Which includes sweat. Its worth it to pay extra for the name brand ones imo.
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Post #137669252 added 06-02-2020 2:30 PM by jwsw in Deal Talk
Go back to sleep. Those are smaller boxes.
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Post #137669255 added 06-02-2020 2:30 PM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
They are made to come off easier... the old ones would stay on for days and leave a glue residue on your skin. To stay on, you almost have to use the large knuckle type where the flaps will attach to...
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Post #137647904 added 06-01-2020 8:10 PM by NightHound in Deal Talk
100-Ct Band-Aid Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages was a little cheaper a while back as an add-on item. Current price is about the same as generic.
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Post #137650592 added 06-01-2020 10:35 PM by EricD5253 in Deal Talk
Maybe you should just jump on this deal and keep them in your shop.
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Post #137701664 added 06-03-2020 4:04 PM by tiggard in Deal Talk
60-Ct Tru-Stay Plastic Strips Adhesive Bandages only shows a 50 cent coupon. where is the $1? with two packs, you can still only save 50 cents. nevermind, op made a mistake.
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Post #137654795 added 06-02-2020 6:40 AM by redheadsrockout in Deal Talk
I ordered these recently which seems like a better deal to me Curad Assorted Bandages Variety Pack 300 Pieces, Including Antibacterial, Heavy Duty, Fabric, and Waterproof Bandages...
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Post #137643575 added 06-01-2020 5:04 PM by NightHound in Deal Talk
Amazon has 100-Ct Band-Aid Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages (Assorted Sizes) 2 for $9.63 when you add a quantity of 2 to the cart and check out via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on...
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Post #137654078 added 06-02-2020 6:00 AM by vo_danh in Deal Talk
Mine's had zero adhesion after about 5-10 years on my shelf, would not buy. The elastic fabric ones are the best though as they will hold through getting wet. I do hate assorted boxes too, so...
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Post #137649854 added 06-01-2020 5:04 PM by Corwin in Deal Talk
Amazon has 100-Count Band-Aid Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages (Assorted Sizes) 2 for $9.63 when you add a quantity of 2 to the cart and check out via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or...
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Post #137648279 added 06-01-2020 8:26 PM by Kmadd in Deal Talk
Feel the same way about generic. Thanks OP. Reps/TU!
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Post #137650877 added 06-01-2020 11:01 PM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
Yep... I keep the light duty tampax in the med kits with the white cloth tape... but duct tape works well. These band-aids are fine for the kiddies, better than the plastic ones, but a decent...
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Post #137654609 added 06-02-2020 6:29 AM by Mikemmva in Deal Talk
Walmart has them cheaper. http://www.walmart.com/ip/2-Pack-Band-Aid-Brand-Plastic-Strips-Adhesive-Bandages-All-One-Size-60-ct/597676897
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Post #137669375 added 06-02-2020 2:35 PM by Mikemmva in Deal Talk
Oh ok, I do in store pick up with my groceries. Free all day long. 😁
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Post #137646779 added 06-01-2020 7:17 PM by uthorns1976 in Deal Talk
Seems very expensive to me. Have gotten much better price in the past, I'm sure.
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Post #137728415 added 06-04-2020 1:53 PM by gun_will_travel in Deal Talk
Excellent deal. If you have kids, you want this. Band-Aid brand flexible fabric has always been better than generics, in my experience. Durable, and just the right amount of stickiness. Rounded...
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Post #137668193 added 06-02-2020 1:50 PM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
And they would probably be fine... we get a lot of our shop items from Zee and the blood stop from QR. Sure, they cost a little more, but worth it. The purposed 'band-aid I really like after...
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Post #137648426 added 06-01-2020 8:33 PM by stlcardinal9 in Deal Talk
ccc has lowest price for this has been at 6.47
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Post #137649800 added 06-01-2020 9:41 PM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
Duct tape and TP, napkin, paper towel, etc. works well.... For a real problem, duct tape and a tampax size to fit medical issue.
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Post #137649281 added 06-01-2020 9:17 PM by PrincipalMember in Deal Talk
They are not. Generics either don’t have good adhesion or don’t remove well. I always keep some band aids in my sports bag. The few generics that I had, after a year were crap but the band aid ones...
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Post #137676746 added 06-02-2020 7:02 PM by drinkingbird in Deal Talk
Got a good deal the last time these were on sale (less than this price) BUT beware, amazon will ship them in a padded envelope and they will almost certainly be crushed. Not just the box but the...
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Post #138242423 added 06-23-2020 11:57 PM by ducki3 in Deal Talk
Beware: Got my stuff in the mail shipped in a padded envelope. Amz strikes again boxes were crushed and band aid spilled in envelope. No longer "sterile". Items not returnable.
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Post #137650016 added 06-01-2020 9:55 PM by TalentedBanana464 in Deal Talk
👍 That has definitely saved me many times when working in my shop. No band aids out there but some duct tape or electrical tape and paper towel works great. Especially when it's bleeding good. Tape...
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Post #137649605 added 06-01-2020 9:31 PM by gsstrickland in Deal Talk
As a frequent band aid user being a glazier for 15 years, I can tell you these are the best band aids you can buy, the fabric is stretchy and tough. They handle water well too.
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Post #137650961 added 06-01-2020 11:12 PM by TalentedBanana464 in Deal Talk
I'll get some for the house. Shop cuts are usually more than Band Aids can handle.... If the cut is small enough that a band aid stops the blood, that's a keep working and pretend its not there cut....
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Post #137680526 added 06-02-2020 10:12 PM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
I also try to stay out of the stores... it is a zoo inside and outside. That pantry deal from Amazon is nice, but since we don't have access, I don't know if it costs more or not. I get Prime once a...
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Post #137680214 added 06-02-2020 9:49 PM by jwsw in Deal Talk
Yeah, in addition to Amazon I've actually bought a lot of stuff from both Walmart and Sam's Club during these past 3 months. Opposite of your experience, though. Here (Arizona) all Walmart & Sam's...
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Post #137681849 added 06-03-2020 12:19 AM by BJE1972 in Deal Talk
I never cut myself in water.
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Post #137648834 added 06-01-2020 8:56 PM by Cubeeless in Deal Talk
I don’t like the color of the bands. There are some waterproof ones, which are almost completely see-through. They also stick well better than these.
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