Welly Flex Fabric Bandages The Pattern Pack Refill — 100 bandages
Welly Flex Fabric Bandages The Pattern Pack is a refill carton holding one hundred flexible fabric bandages — in three sizes and fourteen patterns. The brand describes it as a pack of its most popular patterns, meant for topping up the Welly metal tins and the household first aid kit.
What's in the carton
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18 large bandages — 2.5 × 7.6 cm (1 × 3 in)
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40 standard bandages — 1.9 × 7.6 cm (¾ × 3 in)
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42 small bandages — 1.6 × 5.7 cm (⅝ × 2¼ in)
100 pieces in total. The carton does not include a tin — it is a refill.
Fourteen patterns
Colorwash · Pink-Yellow · Blue-Green · Hearts · Green Flutter · Pink Flutter · Doggies · Suns · Planet Pals · Stardust · Jungle King · Alphabet · Zoo Pals · Paw Prints
The first three are plain gradients; the rest are illustrated — hearts, butterflies, dogs, suns, planets, stars, animals and letters.
Features
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Flexible fabric — moves with the skin, so the bandage holds on joints and around water
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Each bandage sealed on all four sides — the individual wrapper protects the dressing from germs and dirt until use
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Three sizes — from small for a finger to large for a knee
- Brand claim: not made with natural rubber latex
- Bandages stay sterile as long as the individual wrapper is unopened and undamaged
- Welly Health PBC is a Certified B Corporation
How to use
The bandages are intended for minor cuts and scrapes. Clean the skin, dry it and apply the bandage to a clean, dry surface, pressing the edges down. Change daily, or sooner if the pad becomes wet. The contents of the carton can be tipped straight into a Welly metal tin. For medical emergencies, seek professional help.
Who it's for
For a household that gets through bandages faster than one tin holds — families with children, a classroom, a workshop, a car first aid kit. Three sizes in one carton cover both a cut finger and a scraped knee. The product covers minor cuts and scrapes — for a deep wound, bleeding that does not stop or signs of infection, contact a doctor.