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Ever used hydrocolloid bandaids? They are the best! Yeah, they're more expensive, and as usual, Band-Aid brand is by far the best. I've used them in the field dozens of times.
Would not use them on puncture wounds and they seal the bacteria in quite nicely. But for surface wounds they're antibacterial and a bandaid all in one.
I actually have used such bandages before, and they're fantastic!
Except one thing, they don't have a good shelf life, the paper wrapper apparently degrades a lot faster ☹️
Not good to store in a first aid kit..
Tried actual Band Aid™ brand? Hate to sound like I'm shilling, but I get beat up a lot in the woods and on the water. Never had a hydrocolloid fail, even if it was mushed in my tiny aid kit for months. Again, Band Aid™ brand works way better. Easier to get out the package, sticks way better, comes off better.
Hate buying the brand name because it costs so much more, but, get what ya pay for.
Meh, I ain't stressing it too much, I'm mostly using select supplies from our home first aid kit, 140 items. All too many are just average size bandages, Equate brand, almost like they just simply dumped a 50 box of them in there to pump up the item count..
Just using what I got ya know, not like I'm in a hurry to have to even test different bandages...