Band-Aid Hydro Seal Advanced Healing Adhesive Bandages

Band-Aid is a world-renowned brand of adhesive bandages that has become a genericized trademark for such products. Invented in 1920 by Earle Dickson, an employee for Johnson & Johnson, the brand was created to provide a convenient dressing for his wife's frequent small injuries.

Historically associated with Johnson & Johnson, the brand underwent a significant corporate reorganization recently. In 2023, Johnson & Johnson completed the spin-off of its consumer health division into a new, independent publicly traded company called Kenvue. Consequently, Kenvue now serves as the ultimate owner of the Band-Aid brand and other household names like Tylenol and Listerine.

While the brand's heritage is deeply rooted in the United States, manufacturing is decentralized to meet global demand. Band-Aid products are produced across multiple facilities worldwide, including the United States, China, and Brazil, depending on the specific product line and regional market requirements.