Johnson & Johnson First Aid Hurt Free Tape 1" X 5 Yards 5 Yards

Pros: extra wide protection, hypoallergenic, latex free
Cons: expensive at $5.99 for two inch roll

Last month my nine year old son burned the palm of his hand on a hotplate at the autism daycamp he and his brother attended. Before I picked him up that day I headed to Vons Pavillions and purchased another tube of Neosporin Pain Relief, ...

Pros: pain-free removal, wide base to help with application, no adhesive left behind
Cons: not completely waterproof

I am an athlete. No not a talented athlete that you would see on television, I am a weekend warrior of sorts, always wanting to play sports with friends. One of the results of this outdoor fun is that I am constantly hurting myself. Whether it be ...

Pros: Hurt-free -- just like the label says.
Cons: Tends to slip a little.

I've had 2 occasions to use this product. Last year, my son had arthroscopic surgery on his knee. Knees are tricky to bandage, and when the leg is hairy, things get trickier. Shaving was not an option, and the surgeon had only shaved the very small area ...

Pros: soft, almost like cotton, flexible
Cons: Poor adhesive quality

I purchased this product thinking it would be great to cover an area where there is a lot of hair but I found out that it doesn't do what it says.

While it is flexible and fairly soft, almost like cotton, but it does not stick to itself very good, especially if you stretch it.

If you buy this product, buy (medical) tape to wrap around it to keep it in place. Do not use it on any part of the body that requires frequent movement or maybe covered by close fitting garments.

Unless you are bandaging the palm of a hand or other similar surface, its not a good product.