Gel Finger Cots, Finger Protectors with Hole, Breathable Finger Bandage, Finger Gloves, Silicone Finger Covers for Hand Eczema, Finger Cracking, Finger Arthritis, Trigger Finger, Latex Free - 14 PCS

I use these when I get cuts on my fingers. It helps keep the bandage on and offers extra protection. I live in AZ where it is very dry all the time, and in the winter I am more prone to getting cuts on my fingers because of the dryness. I cut my finger open and needed stitches the other day, and these came in handy to help keep my bandages on and offer extra protection.

If you need these you know why, right? These are protective and very (very) flexible. Extra silicone at the 'tip' to protect fingers from overuse. YES, you can TYPE in these but it takes a 'bit of practice'. Grateful there's enough quantity to 'wash them in between'. Easy-easy to slip them off one-handed and allow skin to breathe- 'though the holes are adequate' your skin is still mostly covered as compared to being 100% uncovered. VERY durable - Aesthetically: the color is a bit "pale-tone" as I'd prefer "colors" but I'll take them for now. Green, or Hot-Pink would be great. Purple is great too. Highly recommend for the blister-prone fingertips out there - and/or anyone who works with 'paper' as I do - they'll grip and flip pages better than an eraser (again, think about those colors, okay?)

I actually dislike using these things. They cause sweat. I don't like sweat. They're pink. Why pink??? They for the most part are too large for my fingers. I looked up the first time I wore them and realized one was missing. It was a few feet away. I've worn them a total of three times in maybe a month, due to the lack of comfort. I'd rather wrap bandaids on. At least they're flesh tone and they stay on without sweating.

They did protect my fingers, but they made the wire slippery to work with.

We use them for the painful skin splits you get on your finger tip in the dry winter weather. We find they actually help heal the split faster, probably due to holding moisture in. Put one on as soon as a split is developing. Also, the guitar player in the house wears one on his thumb while playing to grip the pick and prevent him from dropping it. They hold up well to a lot of on and off and stretching.

I have rather larger hands and fingers than the average woman. I bought these to wear over my pointer finger as I lost the nail on it and want to protect it as it grows in. These are easy to apply and initially I thought it would work well. Now I find after not one full day wearing it that it comes off extremely easy. I put on my seatbelt and my hand came up wothout it. I pull my pants on and it rolls down and off. When it gets wet it is instantly slimy and I need to remove and dry thoroughly inside and out.They need to be made a lot smaller if they are to stay on.

Great to cover bandage to stop the unraveling just a bit too delicate when doing heavy work. Wearing gloves doesn't help the cause

These are very squishy and soft - sometimes a little bit too squishy. They do the job though. I get eczema on my finger tips sometimes, and even the paper tape or bandage adhesive can irritate my skin. With these I can wrap a little gauze around them and pop these things on for an alternative to adhesives. They are light, breathable, and you can cut them to size. Overall a good product.