Bandage Junior Size Plastic 3/8 X 1 1/2 100/box

These bandaids are great for little kids, especially little fingers. It’s hard to find bandaids small enough for toddlers. I would give 4.5 stars if I could because the bandaid adhesive is not very strong so they come off pretty easily.

I've missed the original from bandaid brand when I was a kid. These made me laugh as I saw they were shaped like mini bandaids instead of the rectangular ones I loved and knew.

If you want to cover a really small wound, a blister forming or even a mosquito bite this is what you want to purchase. It’s easy to remove and doesn’t leave a lot of adhesive behind like larger band aids do. A very reasonable price.

These are a little thinner than I would like, but as small as they are, you shouldn't be using them for any heavy bleeders. They still work pretty well for tiny cuts, scrapes, pokes, etc.

If you’re a mom with tiny fingers around you all the time. These bandaids are for you. Best thing ever to keep in your purse!

I should have gotten out a ruler amd actually visually saw what size these would be. My 11 year old needs the small bandaids out of the Walmart variety pack often for fingers. I bought these because the variety packs are expensive amd I have plenty of the other sizes. This is not that size! These look like they are for a doll. You could use these in place of dot bandaids but other than that they are teenie tiny!

The 3/8 by 1 1/2 is the perfect size for small cuts. I can knit or crochet with them on without the yarn getting caught. The pad is sized like the spot bandages, but they can be formed around a finger without bunching up. They stick well and can be removed without lots of pain.

These seem to adhere very well, especially for being so small. I had a couple small moles removed from my face and was instructed to apply ointment and keep them covered at night. These did the trick. Very handy to have on hand for small finger cuts too! Make sure to note the measurements as they are SMALL. Just what I was looking for though!