Band-Aid Tough-Strips adhesive bandages

Band-Aid is one of the most iconic brands in medical history, originally invented in 1920 by Earle Dickson, an employee of Johnson & Johnson. The product was designed to help his wife easily dress small wounds. Since its inception in New Brunswick, New Jersey, it has become a household name globally.

While the brand was a cornerstone of Johnson & Johnson for over a century, as of 2023, it is owned by Kenvue, the independent consumer health company spun off from Johnson & Johnson. Manufacturing occurs in multiple locations worldwide, including major facilities in Brazil, China, and the United States, depending on the specific product line and regional distribution needs. This particular packaging includes contact details for Australia and New Zealand, indicating it is distributed via Kenvue's regional subsidiaries.