Welly Bandage Refill Ready Pack | Adhesive Flexible Fabric Bandages | Bulk Assorted Shapes and Patterns for Minor Cuts, Scrapes, and Wounds - 200 Count

There are a total of 200 counts of bandages in the box. They are in 9 different prints with 3 different sizes. All prints with bright colors and looks very cute. It is easy and comfortable to use with flexible fabric.

Thanks for providing this refill kit. We have 2 of the first aid kits but happy to find the refill pack. Grandkids always need bandages even for non-bleeding boo boos.

My kids and I love these. Stick well but also easy to pull off.

I LOVE Welly bandages. I have purchased multiple tins over the past few years. I had no idea they sold refills, and Im so happy that they do (tin in photo is one of my recent Welly bandage purchases). Why I love Welly bandages: they have adhesive all the way around, unlike other bandages that have no adhesive where the pad on the bandage is. With other bandages the edges of the part directly on your wound lift up and get caught on things, which is painful when you have an owie - but Welly bandages have a teeny strip across the edge of the pad to keep a nice seal all around - I never have a Welly bandage just fall off, they stay put until I remove them - I also love the designs.

Prior to receiving this 200 pack of Welly bandages, I had never heard of the brand before. I was quite pleased to see that they are a B-corp company committed to building play spaces in low income neighborhoods. We love to support a mission-based company. The bandages themselves are very colorful, bright, and playful. They use a flexible fabric so you can move with ease and stay protected. I use a lot of flex-fabric Band-Aids and the fabric from Wellys was pretty similar but prettier and with a better adhesive that doesnt leave glue residue on your skin. I like that this 200 pack comes in several sizes and packaged with a clear wrapper so you can see which bandage you will be using. My only complaint is that they advertise that their bandages have adhesive on all four sides of the gauze part to protect the wound from contamination/water but it doesnt stay totally sticky. I tested a Welly bandage on a paper cut on the purlicue between my thumb and index finger, which is a tricky place for a bandage to stay on. While the Welly bandage did stay on, the gauze portion of the bandage did keep popping up and did not stay sealed as advertised.