Welly Bandages - Bravery Badges, Flexible Fabric, Adhesive, Assorted Shapes, Rainbow and Unicorn Patterns - 48 ct

Due to my allergy to glue on bandages, these bandages do not cause any adverse effects to my skin other than a snug embrace of safety. I'm so sorry. Sticks to the skin well and doesn't come off even after prolonged use. Since the stretch does not stop circulation, I don't need a tourniquet to prevent blood clots. One time, I cut the tip of my finger and the wound stayed on throughout the day, even after I washed my hands. A bit of padding has also been added. The blisters on my daughter's feet were caused by her sandals, and these stayed on the entire The second box of bandages I have received. These pants are cute, stretchy, comfortable to wear, and do not rip my skin off when I remove them. Having a bandage that doesn't cause more injury to my booboos is important to me. It is easy to open the tin when you're bleeding all over when you have the little Bowie tribute on it. Keeping a tube of ointment is even possible in there. The more I purchase of these, the more I will have around the house and in my.

Allie BUTCHER

| May 06, 2021

The Welly bandages that I ordered were in several varieties, since my daughter, who is five, injured herself a lot. The cute bandages that are sold in stores had made me frustrated. It was impossible to stick them to a wet surface under ideal conditions, and there was no way to stick them to a dry surface. As a plastic strip wearer, I was glad to see that Welly made adorable bandages with the stretchy fabric base, rather than Since receiving our order, we've had the chance to use quite a few bandages on a couple of kids. A welly bandage holds up for a long time. bandages did not fall off even though the kids were swimming, sweating, and covered in bug spray and sun screen. In addition, we liked that the design you grab when you open the box is visible. It may be pleasant in some cases to open a bandage as a surprise, but my niece and daughter don't like surprises. In addition to their excitement about deciding what bandage to use, they were pleased to discover they could choose from a llama, unicorn, narwhal, or sloth. These bandages are great, especially for the price. This is the third time I have purchased the bandages and I'll definitely keep collecting these.

Enzo Greer

| Nov 06, 2020

You end up keeping replacing bandaids on your child forever. As a result, I was using the plain cloth bandaid brand, but I was running low on supplies. This is when I discovered the welly brand. Holy moly, it stays on better than fabric bandaids and the designs are cute too! Due to their inability to come off in the shower, my daughter calls them "shower Band-Aids. " My next purchase will DEFINITELY be more of these!.

Mathew Benson

| Jul 11, 2021

The tin design (and how it's very easy to organize, plus how the tin can be reused in so many different ways) and the bandage patterns completely captured my heart. The inside of the boxes is also separated by their sizes, which I appreciate. This is the best one yet. I'll be buying more of them soon.

Paola Weber

| Oct 26, 2020

It is AMAZING how strong the adhesive is on these band-aids. I found one of the sticks stuck to my toddler's inner thigh after my 5 y/o found it on his inner thigh. As I left it there, I assumed it would fall off one night in the bath or else at some point, but it did not. I felt like I was stuck to it. I started picking the edge 10 days after she had her bath to try to remove it. I am normally not tempted to rip off band-aids, but it was really The earring needed to be removed, so I pulled it, thinking that it would come off easily in Rather than stop there, I tore off just a couple of little pieces of my poor girl's skin, and the tears obviously flowed. After that, she was terrified of band aids and I was scared of her too. Also, the bandages are made of fabric, so dirt and dust get into the fabric and easily stick to the glue. These band-aids don't leave behind just a little bit of sticky grime around the edge of the bandage, but a huge patch of crusty grime on your child's I hate it it's gross, and hard to wash off (if the skin doesn't come off as well). The little tin was kept to use for other band-aids, but I tossed them all away. That little tin is at least nice to look at.

Emerson Kirk

| Jul 18, 2020

It was so exciting to see her! They didn't disappoint me as I hoped they would make her feel better because she has been dealing with pain from having her hands frozen. When her next doctor's appointment comes around, she's eager to show the nurse her pretty bandages. Also comes in a cute tin that you can reuse!.

Aya DODD

| Jun 27, 2021

This is a nice pattern with really pretty colors, but I think what my daughter likes most is the fact that she likes Previously, I've used plastic ones that peel off easily and tend to tear, resulting in a lot of bandaids wasted. The fabric is really adhesive, so it can flex while it is on without moving around too much while it is on. Besides, they come in a neat little metal container, which will be repurposed once the contents are used up. It would be a good idea to purchase this product.

Georgia Lozano

| Oct 07, 2020

It leaves a residue on your skin and frays continuously throughout the day. It's a little bit small, and I just have little fingers, but I think it's tailored towards children. Over these, I would recommend just a basic fabric bandage. Despite loving the tin, I wouldn't worry about it being tossed into a purse or backpack since the lid seems to fit VERY loosely. Additionally, my tin was dented. However, that didn't make a big difference to me. There are adorable prints on them and they are absorbing as well.

Willie Johns

| Dec 24, 2020