Welly Bandages | Adhesive Flexible Fabric Bravery Badges | Assorted Shapes for Minor Cuts, Scrapes, and Wounds | Colorful and Fun First Aid Tin | Block Geo Patterns - 48 Count

If you aren't buying these bandaids, you have making a huge mistake.I have a reaction to almost all adhesives. Within hours I have red, swollen marks. If I continue to use bandages, it'll start to blister. And not just that, but removing bandages are PAINFUL. It feels like my skin is being ripped off, and sometimes I have to inch it off and apply petroleum jelly to ease the adhesive. It's not a good time.I originally got these for finger bandages, but they were pretty gentle so I bought another pack of regular ones "just in case" (and for my carried first aid kit). Well, when I got moles removed and even reacted badly to the "hypoallergenic" stuff the doc gave me, I was desperate. Paper tape doesn't stick, and the sensitive tape barely holds... So. I slapped on a Weekly bravery badge and hoped for the best.A minor red mark. Not bad.Removing? Essentially painless (a little tug but not painful!)Waterproof? These bad boys stayed on in the shower and over night.Cute? Heck yes.Variety of shapes? Yep - even a toe bandage? What!!I love these bandages, to the moon and back.Plus, we aren't supporting Johnson & Johnson by buying these instead of band-aid brand. 😉

Love the different designs this brand makes and the product is good quality

These bandaids are fantastic! My little one is in the bandaid stage and he loves all the different designs. I love them as well! The different sizes are nice and perfect for our babes as well as us! There are waterproof ones as well and omg they are better than any other I've bought before. My kids and myself have sensitive skin and these really work with that need. I will continue to buy these! And bonus....you get an adorable tin!

As a person allergic to most everything (including latex and most adhesives) - the discovery of a bandage that is fetching (good looking and moderately hip) and that didn’t cause my skin to go into a tailspin of hives and eczema breakouts was like a mini personal miracle for me. I have crazy skin, crazy sensitive and freakishly over reactive skin - so I mostly turn to adhesive style bandages as a last resort, accepting that I will likely have a rash outline of whatever bandage I’m using once it comes off. But not these! So I basically have been bandaging up everything with elan, even things that really don’t need to be bandaged because I like the colors of these. Currently, no joke, I’m sporting one on my nose. (Actually necessary). They’re the kind of bandage you’ll be ok with wearing on your nose. That good.

These bandages have fun patterns and the adhesive portion is a little longer. The company has all kinds of patterns, bandage types and first aid kits. Fun way for kids to get over a little injury.

The bandages are pretty sturdy and comfortable, they are made of a flexible woven cotton. The pads don't stick to your wounds and the bandages come in cute stackable tins and fun designs. This is my second box from this brand.

I will never buy another brand again after discovering Wells. Fun designs and they stay on the arms, legs, fingers, feet, of those active kids! Definitely worth the money.

I will never buy any other brand of Band-Aids ever again. Welly is the best. Cutest designs, how can you say no to beautiful bandaids?!? I really hope they continue to sell the refill packs so I can refill my tins. The refill packs are such a good idea!