To that end, it could be used not only to adhere band-aid strips to the skin, but it could also be used to keep hydrogel-based dressings directly on wounds, without undoing any healing that has ...

Those with sensitive skin are always checking ingredients lists ... I am currently able to use sensitive tape and band-aids again." "Hypoallergenic tape is latex-free and void of 90 percent ...

Sometimes we even apply Band-Aids for little boo-boos that just need a little TLC." Drugstores stock a myriad of adhesive bandages; some are for sensitive skin, while others tout "comfort fit" or ...

“A Band-Aid itself can cause an allergic reaction and irritate sensitive skin,” Farber told TODAY. “I also wouldn’t recommend ripping a Band-Aid off your face. The sticky part is what ...

While traditional Band-Aids work well for flat areas of skin, fingers and toes can be tricky to protect. Getty Images/iStockphoto We’ve been too stuck in our ways. A life-hack expert has ...

As well as simply patching up small cuts and grazes, plasters embedded with light-emitting diodes could be used to treat skin cancer in combination with light-sensitive drugs. Polymertronics ...

stuck gauze to a piece of adhesive tape and invented the Band-Aid. A Hello Kitty top sheet and a little bit of antibiotic ointment on the inside may be the biggest developments. But now ...