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Band-Aid

Brand information

Adhesive bandage

Owner

Johnson & Johnson

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Often used as generic term by consumers.

Mainly used in US, Canada and South America.

Examples of generic use in newspapers

26 entries registered
Wear a band-aid. People always ask what happened
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House vote on FAA furloughs 'just a band-aid,' replace the sequester…
But experts are saying that it's just a band-aid.
For even longer, many have asked for a Band-Aid to cover a graze rather than a…
The EU's band-aid on a bullet hole
Rehashing Cold War cannot Band-Aid alliance
Rather than slap a band-aid on issues of pesticide and herbicide use.
We are only trying to solve the symptoms by putting a band-aid on top.
This is a band-aid approach to immigration reform.
He says that humanitarian relief simply provides a "band-aid".
"Wir sind mehr" ist mitnichten das Band Aid der Millennials
You're lonely and I look like a Band-Aid
Withdrawing the bill only now is like putting on a band-aid
It's like putting a band-aid on a broken leg
Sometimes we try to have band-aid solutions where we just try to fix one thing
That was a Band-Aid on a hemorrhaging industry
It’s not just a Band-Aid solution
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They tried to put on a band aid and then realised they needed a tourniquet
His invention resembles a small circular band-aid
In need of more Band-Aids
Policy is a Band-Aid—but that's better than just bleeding out

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