Strip bandages are the most common type of adhesive bandage and can be used on a wide range of body parts.

Metal-detectable strip bandages are manufactured with magnetic additives. This allows them to be detected in most common food production metal screening processes and prevent possible contamination.

Knuckle bandages wrap around the joint, stick to themselves, and move with the joint as it bends and flexes.

Metal-detectable knuckle bandages wrap around a finger joint and secure in place by adhering to themselves. They are made with magnetic additives to prevent possible contamination in common food production metal screening processes.

Fingertip bandages wrap around the finger and secure in place to cover a wound.

Metal-detectable fingertip bandages wrap around a fingertip and secure in place by adhering to themselves. They are made with magnetic additives to prevent possible contamination in most common food production metal screening processes.

Butterfly wound closures adhere to either side of a cut or gash and draw the two sides together to promote healing. They function like stitches for wounds that are not deep or severe enough to require sutures.

Assorted bandages contain a variety of bandage styles and sizes to protect a broad range of wounds.