American White Cross First Aid Adhesive Strips, 5/8 x 2¼ Inches

American White Cross First Aid Adhesive Strips, 5/8 x 2¼ Inches

The American White Cross First Aid Adhesive Strips from Dukal are dependable plastic bandages designed to protect minor cuts, scrapes, and abrasions. Ideal for homes, workplaces, schools, and first aid kits, each strip features an absorbent, nonstick pad that helps shield the wound and lower the risk of infection while it heals.

These bandages combine a comfortable plastic backing with ultrasonic micro perforations that allow the wound to breathe, helping prevent skin maceration and keeping the area drier. The strong adhesive delivers a firm, secure hold throughout the day yet removes cleanly without re-opening the injury, so everyday movement won't loosen your bandage.

At 5/8 x 2¼ inches, these strips are perfectly sized for fingers, knuckles, and small everyday wounds. Each sterile bandage comes individually wrapped to keep it clean until the moment you need it. Choose between a Box of 100 for home and personal use or a Case of 1200 for high-volume settings—select your preferred option below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size are these adhesive strips?
A: Each strip measures 5/8 x 2¼ inches, a convenient size for fingers, knuckles, and minor everyday cuts and scrapes.

Q: Are these bandages sterile?
A: Yes. Each American White Cross bandage is sterile and individually wrapped, keeping it clean and ready to use until you open it.

Q: Will the adhesive hurt when I remove it?
A: The strong adhesive provides a firm hold during wear but is designed to remove without re-opening the injury, making changes more comfortable.

Q: How does the pad help wound healing?
A: The absorbent, nonstick pad covers the wound to help lower the risk of infection, while ultrasonic micro perforations let the skin breathe to prevent maceration.

Q: Which package size should I choose?
A: The Box of 100 is great for household and personal first aid, while the Case of 1200 suits clinics, offices, and other high-use environments.