Premium Elastic Bandage Wrap (6"x1) - Hook & Loop Fasteners at Both Ends - Latex Free Hypoallergenic Compression Roll

I am so happy that this product exists and a company actually cares about producing organic and safe material. Definitely will buy more in the future if needed. I sprained my knee really bad and used this product daily for weeks and no issues, no irritation. Unreal value for money too. Thank you for making a great product.

I will tell you now - with a torn meniscus, I put on my tiger balm pain patches - then wrap this particular bandage around it - 2 things about it: 1. OH MY GOD IT HOLDS in place! ALL DAY LONG. 2. Velcro is perfect, cotton stretch fabric, I can use this OVER AND OVER again! It is the answer to my prayers, this is all I need while I recover and heal! These are by far and away the BEST 'ace' bandages - I've ever used. The Velcro on each end of this bandage - creates a snug and unwavering hold that does not give at all, it lasts as long as you wear it. I LOVE it. Its a yes for me.

I massage my stomach with Vicks and petroleum jelly. Then I wrap my massaged stomach rolls. I've lost 2 to 3 inches in one month

I recently tore my hamstring and all my tendons and therefore had major reconstructive surgery about 2 weeks after my injury. Prior to my surgery and after, I bought these to help with compression and protection of my incision. The Velcro holds very well and they are very easy to use. Due to the location of the injury (where my uppermost thigh meets the bottom of my buttocks), it did roll, but this product was very supportive. I love that it came with two so I could wash one while using the other. The length and width was perfect for my needs. Strongly recommend!

Use: 4 months post-surgery -- Need to wrap after removing brace for stability and People are a bit harsh when reviewing an elastic bandage... I was very surprised with the durability and strength of this bandage. It wrapped almost my entire leg (calf - thigh) as I am 5'11" and the velcro is very sturdy and holds up very well and is breathable. Of course after about 4 months of everyday use it looks like it has seen better days. But hey, for $7 I am going to order another one.

The Velcro closure was the selling point for me, now that i think about it, the Ace clips are not all that bad. The fabric used is really poor quality, one needs a stable fabric when you are binding a sprained knee or ankle. The fabric is very light and extremely stretchy, and without the velcro weighting it on both ends, it would be nothing more than T-shirt fabric. It defies logic that they would attach velcro to both ends, the velcro on the end you start with really digs into your skin and after a few hours you have to unwrap the bandage. The Velcro closure is much heavier than the fabric and since they did not follow the rules of sewing or stabilizing fabric, the velcro closure does a very poor job keeping the bandage in place. Why you ask?..because the velcro won't stay flat ; its weight causes it to pucker away from the bandage. Bear in mind that you cannot return this bandage once you buy it, i am currently using mine to "bind" my hair when i sleep....keeps my braids nice and flat.

I see no appreciable difference between these compression bandages and ACE brand except these are a little thinner and so allow more air circulation. Their being thinner does not mean that they are not as effective. The hook-and-loop tape on BOTH ends is helpful, especially since I needed an extra long bandage and could simply put two of these together to get exactly the length best for wrapping the injury. I also appreciate the minimal, but effective, packaging. Hint: when washing these, fold the hook-and-loop tape over, then place the bandage in a lingere or mesh bag (found at any dollar store) to avoid stretching out the eleastic or catching lint in the tape, and handwash or wash with like items on gentle cycle. Allow to air dry. Compression bandages do need to be washed because of all the dead skin cells and/or salves and creams they come in contact with, but you really can't expect to throw something like this in the washing machine and have it retain any elasticity. Edited Feb 22. OK, after using these for a couple months, I'm downgrading them to "average" because the velcro is coming off one of the ends and I'm noticing some fabric strain also on the ends. These are probably fine for short-term use, but are not holding up well as I'd hoped after prolonged daily use and weekly washings. I've been told to expect to need them another two weeks while healing, so I'm hoping they hold up that long.

I managed to get gangrene in my left foot and they had to take a part of it. We needed bandages that we could wash in the washing machine, use bleach on them, and were easy to use. These bandages were great. If ever you get a cut that is kind of deep - be sure to ask your doctor to run a culture on it immediately. Doctors only give out antibiotics that take care of STAPH infections. Gangrene is STREP. Didn't know that and almost died because of it. I am VERY grateful that these people were selling these as they are one of the things that really helped to keep me from becoming re-infected. A great product. We still have the bandages in case of emergencies. They have been washed twice without bleach and once with bleach to ensure they are clean. That is something else you should know. You really need very sturdy bandages because you really should wash them three times between usages. Remember viruses and bacteria are not like dirt. You can't see them and they are very tenacious. So better safe than sorry. Do the three washes every time. Better to wear out the bandages than to lose a toe, finger, hand, foot, leg, arm, or your life. Peace and love to all of those out there struggling to get through some nasty infection. I know the kinds of things you are going through. Hang in there - it will get better.