Curity Sheer Adhesive Spot Bandage, 7/8-Inch Diameter

Curity Sheer Adhesive Spot Bandage, 7/8-Inch Diameter

The Curity Sheer Adhesive Spot Bandage from Cardinal Health is a small, round bandage designed to protect minor cuts, scrapes, and punctures in tight or hard-to-cover spots. Its compact 7/8-inch circular shape makes it ideal for fingertips, knuckles, and other small wounds where a standard strip bandage won't stay put. The sheer backing blends with a range of skin tones for a discreet, low-profile look.

Each bandage features an absorbent, nonstick pad that helps soak up light drainage while lifting away cleanly at changes to help protect the healing wound. The adhesive holds securely to keep the pad in place throughout your day, and the sheer, breathable backing allows for everyday comfort. Because every bandage comes in an individually sealed sterile package, you can trust each one is clean and ready when you need quick first-aid coverage at home, at work, or on the go.

This spot bandage is available in multiple package options, from a convenient box to a bulk case, so you can stock the right quantity for household, office, or facility use. Choose your preferred option below to add it to your cart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is this bandage?
A: This is a round spot bandage with a 7/8-inch diameter, sized for small wounds like fingertip cuts, punctures, and minor scrapes.

Q: Are these bandages sterile?
A: Yes. Each bandage comes in an individually sealed sterile package to help promote cleanliness until you're ready to use it.

Q: Will the pad stick to my wound?
A: No. The absorbent pad is designed to be nonstick, helping it lift away cleanly at changes while absorbing light drainage.

Q: What package sizes are available?
A: You can select from multiple options, including a standard box and a bulk case. Choose the quantity that best fits your needs from the menu above.

Q: Where are spot bandages best used?
A: Their small round shape makes them ideal for fingertips, knuckles, and other small or awkward spots where a rectangular bandage is hard to keep in place.