Welly First Aid Kit - Bravery Badges in Flexible Fabric and Waterproof, Tape and Non-Stick Pads, Butterfly Strips, Singe Use Ointments Triple Antibiotic and Hydrocortisone, and Ibuprofen - 130 Count
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It does, however, come with triple antibiotic cream.
This item qualifies for HSA/FSA benefits.
Hello! We're happy to report that a large number of Welly products are FSA-approved. approved! The 130-count First Aid Kit is included in this package. Please contact Welly Customer Service for more information if you have any questions about specific products.
Selected User Reviews For Welly First Aid Kit - Bravery Badges in Flexible Fabric and Waterproof, Tape and Non-Stick Pads, Butterfly Strips, Singe Use Ointments Triple Antibiotic and Hydrocortisone, and Ibuprofen - 130 Count
She'd always been disappointed that all the "cute" and "fun" bandaids were plastic, and she couldn't use any of them. I just went with plain tan: (Welly came into her life and changed it! These are incredible! We bought one pack to test the adhesive, left it on her arm for FIFTY (15) hours, and the only mark on her arm was a cleanable adhesive ring around the bandage. There will be no skin that is raw. There aren't any red welts on your body. Skin that is in perfect condition and is not irritated! We now have a variety of entertaining options. Llamas, narwhals, rainbows, tie dye, and cute monsters are all things that come to mind when I think of llamas. She's in a wonderful place! The tins are fantastic; they keep the contents from becoming squashed and tattered, as well as falling out all over the place. They're also ideal for travel because they're all indented and stackable. You can also get refills rather than buying new tins every time. The contents of the tins are labeled, and there are dividers inside to keep the sizes separated! It may not seem like much to you, but it's a big deal to a young girl who has severe bandaid sensitivity! We've got a box in almost every room now! You can't go wrong with Welly, and I'm thrilled that I won't have to spend any more time trying to draw cute things on my daughter's plain old bandaids. I'm not good at drawing unicorns, but I gave it my best shot.
The best of all time. Ever! Oh, Welly Excursion Kit, how I adore thee; please let me tell everyone that they should have you in their car! In my car, I have a first responders kit as well as my NP bag. However, I needed to restock my first-aid supplies. THIS KIT IS COMPLETELY COMPLETELY COMPLETELY COMPLETE And the Benzalkonium chloride wipes (no sting for wounds—yay kids) are a parent's dream come true! Even triple antibiotics are available. Not only will this be the one item you can keep in your car and not have to pack for vacation, but it will also make you want to stop and help people involved in traffic accidents and playground mishaps. Is it possible to be named Parent of the Year? You bet! I was so taken with it that I bought one for my sister as a birthday present. She was instructed to keep it on her vehicle. For the house, I purchased a smaller Welly. Metal box with a snap strap for easy transportation. It's fantastic.
This is a very close call. It has nearly everything you'd want in a medicine cabinet, and it's all clearly labeled. In moderation, of course. Despite this, it contains two gas treatments, one of which could easily be replaced with something more useful, such as Benedryl, an anti-inflammatory. They tried here, but there's always room for improvement. nasuea, etc. , etc. , etc. , etc. , etc. , etc. , etc. , etc. , etc. , etc. , etc. , etc. , etc. , etc. , etc.
Although it is less expensive than purchasing smaller boxes, there is a significant quality difference. In comparison to the smaller boxes, it appears that the bandages in this bulk size are of lower quality. Many bandages have gauze that is not properly centered and is on the bandage's edge, making it difficult to place correctly. If you require a large number of bandages, this is the box to choose; however, if you do not require a large number of bandages at once, the smaller box is preferable.
These bandages are one of my favorites. They're of excellent quality and are extremely adorable! It appears that you can only get one of these things these days. I like how Welly wraps the bandages in such a way that you can see the pattern. This is the kit to get if you're looking for a good basic first aid kit. br>I took a star off because the tin was dented after being stuffed into one of those white and blue mailers:.
There are a lot of bandaids inside, and the styles are great, so there's something for even the pickiest kids (like mine) to enjoy. These bandaids are of excellent quality, stay on well, are flexible, and are simply adorable. Ibuprofen, ointment, alcohol, and cleansing wipes are all useful items to have on hand when traveling.
I didn't have high hopes for the money, but damn. A generic triple antibiotic tube and about a dozen band aids are included in the very small case. That's it, that's the only thing there, and they're generic bandaids like the ones you'd find at CVS. It's pathetic, but it made me think. ***ADVICE TO A POTENTIAL CUSTOMER: Make your own first-aid kit for your car or for use on the go. br>br>In retrospect, this was just laziness on my part; I'm not sure what I expected for the price or why I thought ordering a pre-made meal was a good idea. First and foremost, I built a first-aid kit. It's critical to have a car emergency first aid kit, and it should be tailored to your specific medical needs; you won't find that in a standard first aid kit, much less for $6. The good news is that I was irritated and did the right thing by making my own. I took an old lunch box and turned it into a real kit, 95% of the materials needed were already in my house. Gauze pads and wraps, pain relievers and fever reducers, medical tape, mini tweezers and scissors, and whatever else you think you'd need in an emergency. This can be added to the triple antibiotics and bandaids, as well as a dose of comic relief. You could just throw a bunch of stuff in a zip bag or a small box, label it First Aid, and put it in the trunk or glove box. So that's my take on things, and no, I'm not a robot.
In addition, if you're bleeding, you'll want bandages that can be easily ripped open; These bandages open from the top (like cheese sticks) and can be difficult to open; as a result, I ordered a Curad variety pack from another vendor (OK, it was Costco) that was not only $10 cheaper but also included MUCH more useful product.