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Originally Posted by SirNik84
... but I was pleasantly surprised by the band aids. they were still in their wrappers, looking new. so I used 2 of them. they stuck to me so well I didn't need any of the medical tape or gauze like I would have to use with a modern band aid.
I remember band aids like this when I was a kid swimming at my grandmothers, they stuck and didn't come off. then some time in the late 80s early 90s I remember going to swim practice and having the band aids fall off in the pool and having to chase them down and fish them out. I think the glue on 80s band aids must had been phased out for some reason...
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Those ones that fall off are the "Ouchless" bandaids. They're for whimps.
When I was a kid, in the 60s we had real Band-Aids! Removing them often hurt worse than the original injury. They were also very effective at removing hair, often leaving a hairless rectangle where the Band-Aid was.
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