2 Inch - 12 Rolls Self Adhesive Bandage Wrap Vet Wrap for Dogs - Athletic Cohesive Bandage Wrap for Sports Injury, Strain, Knee&Wrist, Ankle Sprains. First Aid Non-Woven Bandages

Other than the box and individually wrapped rolls, nothing else is good about these cheap bandages. They are thick and do not stick right. I have been using other brands for years and these by far the worst i ever used. not only they start peeling almost as soon as you apply it, but the thickness of the fabric is also kinda odd, makes you feel there is a knot under your toe. customer satisfaction guarantee is non existence.I bought this because all of the "vine" reviews.. i should have read reviews from people who actually purchased this. not worth a return so tossing them in the garbage where they belong.

These bandages have many uses. There are 12 assorted colored rolls that are individually wrapped and each roll is 5 yards apiece and 2 inches tall. These self-adhere as the bandage is wrapped around a hand, leg, arm, etc. These stick well. The stretch allows this to be used like kinesiology tape with the exception that one cannot shower with this successfully and each wrap is for one-time use.The entire roll does not have to be used at once as it depends on the amount needed. When used where joints open and close, such as a knee or elbow, the wrap may bunch up in the crease as expected. However, this is perfect to use as a lightweight version of a carpal tunnel brace by wrapping it around a bad wrist, hand, and thumb. It does not stick to my skin nor to a pet's fur, which is wonderful.These are perfect to affix a gauze pad around a leg, such as on the leg of an elderly person who has an oozing wound.This is versatile enough to wrap around the handle of a tennis racquet to get a good grip or an umbrella or cane handle. There are just so many useful possibilities besides medical reasons.In summary, because the wraps are two inches wide and are not designed to stick to the skin, it does have a tendency to bunch up if wrapped around a knee or elbow, so it is not perfect for everything. I feel these are great bandages to have in one's medicine cabinet. At the current price of $9.49 ($9.99 minus 5%) it comes to $.79 cents per roll which is competitively priced.

I don’t use these wraps all the time, but do like having a lot of them on hand. There is a generous selection of these self-adhesive bandage wraps in the box. Each one is individually wrapped, something I appreciate. There’s a rainbow of colors to choose from, from peach to dark plum and bright red. The wraps are decent quality and similar to the ones I use when I have blood work done.These are self-adhesive and easy to use. There are a wide variety of uses, but are a good value at around $12.99 if you use them in your business. When I tried one, I had no problem wrapping it around my wrist going solo as they stick nicely. These are 2” wide, better than the 1” I have. This is a 12-pack, more than enough to last this household a long, long time.

I really like these 2" rolls of colorful self-adhesive wrap! Each roll is 15' long, though to be honest I haven't unrolled and measured one. Each roll is individually packaged, which is nice. I keep all the unopened rolls right in the box they came in, which makes them easy to find in my messy closet.They really do the job, and the product performs just as well as name-brand wrap material that I've used in the past. The colors are bright and fun, too, which can make a difference when using this product with kids.Though I've had no need to use it for either of my dogs at this point (knock wood!) I did a "boo boo wrap" on each of them as a test. Better to know now how it performs on hairy dogs than in an actual emergency! I was pleased to find that, as I'd hoped, it stood up to all the Labradoodle fur and held well.Because the price is so reasonable, I've not been shy about trying this wrap material out for other uses. Once you start doing that, you'll find yourself thinking, "Hey! That wrap stuff would be GREAT for this!". My latest effort was to wrap it around the controller handle for my VR headset so that it would feel more like I was holding a real fishing pole. IT WORKED!So there you have it. I'm super pleased with this stuff, it's an excellent value, and when I've used it all up, I will definitely be buying more.[This is a review for Self Adhesive Bandage Wrap - Vet Wrap for Dogs, Self Adhering Bandage Wrap, Self Adherent Cohesive Wrap Bandages for Athletic, Sports, Wrist, Ankle, First Aid - Tattoo Grip Tape B09DGJNLD6]

These wraps are the same ones you get to hold a cotton ball on when you get blood drawn and they work just as well. They come packaged very nicely in a protective box. Inside the box each roll is individually packaged. Each roll is 15 feet long and 2 inches wide so there's plenty. As far as adhesion goes, they work great. They stick tight to each other and when you remove it, it doesn't stick to your skin. I tested this by wrapping a cotton ball around where I normally get blood drawn and went about my day. It held tight and removed easily. These are great for emergencies and are a great value. The nice bonus with these is that they come in 12 different colors, not just the typical boring beige. Kids will love having a colorful bandage. I recommend.

A lot of color options compared to your typical tan bandage.If you still want to be discrete, there is one tan bandage (seeing it’s the standard color, cheaper if you don’t purchase this bundle), or use Black if you’re African or White is you have a paler skin toneEach color bandage is individually wrappedSelf adhesive, able to stick to itself. I recommended using a bit extra than you think you’ll need for more secure hold especially when it’s not wrapped around at least onceAble to manually rip off without having to use scissors or cutting toolNo residue skin irritationWorks as intended