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Q: Who invented the band aid?
A: Earle Dickson invented the band aid in 1920. Earl's wife was always cutting herself in the kitchen. He first made it with a piece of tape and gauze. Later he ma... Read More »

Q: Who Invented Band Aids?
A: The band-aid was invented by Johnson and Johnson. More specifically, it was invented by an employee of Johnson and Johnson and the company copyrighted the brand... Read More »

Q: How to Customize a Band Aid.
A: 1. Lay out a few sheets of newspaper over your workspace. This will protect the surface from certain craft supplies, such as glue and paint. 2. Decorate the out... Read More »

Q: How to Make a Band Aid
A: First, you'll need something to make the pad of the band-aid to go over the cut. Sterile gauze is ideal, but any small square of soft cloth will do if necessary... Read More »

Q: How to Use a Band Aid
A: 1 Open the box of band-aids and check out the sizes. Pull out the correct size for the wound or cut. The cloth part, should not be smaller than the cut, but can... Read More »