300 Pcs Adhesive Bandages, 33 Styles Kids Cartoon Bandages, Flexible, Colorful, Waterproof, Breathable, Protect Scrapes

I don't know about anyone else, but I always have the hardest times with cuts on my finger(s)...or maybe holding a broken nail in place for a few days...because regular adult bandages are too large and awkward to wrap around the finger without being bulky or cutting off your circulation if too tight ("fingertip" bandages are a whole other level of hell for me). What works perfectly for me are kid-sized adhesive bandaids, and now I have at *least* a year's supply. I happen to like the whimsical designs on kids' bandages as well. I mean, if you have to wear a bandaid, at least put a little personality in there! A good bargain and a fun little 'extra' to always have on hand.

If your kids are anything like mine, they LOVE playing with band-aids and making up fake "boo-boos" so they can wear more. This large set of bandages serves that purpose, but they don't actually stick well at all and the material is super thin and wouldn't be good for a real cut or scrape. I do love the vast assortment of colors and designs, and I'm glad to have these as a cheaper alternative for my kids to play with, but I wouldn't recommend these for anything beyond that.

Pros: The Sublaga bandages are cute, comfortable, relatively durable, and inexpensive.Cons: Of the 33 variations shown, 2/3 of the bandages are the 3 solid colors, with only 1/3 having designs. This was disappointing as I assumed that the designs would be evenly distributed. Where are these made? The Sublaga brand is not a healthcare company and appears to sell lots of different types of random products. I like knowing that my bandages are produced in a clean environment under stringent quality control. The individual bandage packages are difficult to open.

The colors and patterns are definitely appealing to kids (the patterns -- especially dinosaurs -- for the younger ones; the bold solid colors for the older ones). These are a bit smaller than the ones I usually keep on hand, but the size is fine for small cuts and scrapes. The price is reasonable for the quantity and quality.The adhesion is excellent -- perhaps a bit too much so since they can be a bit "ouchy" to remove. But, since the bandage can't be of use if it falls off, I'd rather have too much adhesion than too little. The material is very flexible -- about as flexible as fabric based bandages.Where it falls a bit short is the bulk style packaging. There's no box -- the bandages are in thin plastic pouches (one pouch per bandage design/color). Additionally, the bandages are on strips of 5. They are individually wrapped to maintain sterility (the wrap is clear so it initially looks like they are not individually wrapped, but they are). But the 5 per strip plus the bulk packaging makes storage more cumbersome than if they came in a conventional box with each bandage separate from each other.Five stars for the patterns/colors; 4 stars for performance; 3 stars for bulk packaging. Overall rating of 4 stars.

These are a wide variety of band-aid's and although not very big, they seem to stick just fine and all have fun little cartoon designs on them. Although it says water proof if you get too much moisture on them or sweat too much they can fall off relatively easily if not applied properly. In general they seem to stay on for the most part and the designs make for fun little ways to cover up a cut or scrape. These are clearly meant for smaller injuries and toned for a younger audience but work for adults just the same if you don't mind the fun whimsical designs!

I have two toddler boys who are constantly getting scrapes, scratches, and bug bites. They want bandages, but then they quickly take them off, so I don't want anything too expensive, as it feels like wasting. At only $0.03 per bandage, I don't mind giving them these and then finding that they took it off 5 minutes later. They also love the cute designs and fun colors! They have a little bit of a plastic-y feel to them, but they stick well and come off without leaving behind any residue. I have no complaints and think these are a great option for someone, like me, with active young kids who go through a lot of small bandages.

These are cute and colorful bandages, but that's about it. When you put any kind of oily substance on your cut or scrape, like Neosporin, that gets in contact with the bandage, the dye will come off of the bandage and go onto your skin and whatever else you touch. I can’t recommend these.

Super cool fun kiddo band aids. An abundance of designs to choose from and a package of 300 band aids. Made for tinier ouchies but they work all the same and seem to stick well. Definitely make a tearful moment a little more bearable. Definitely make sure the area is dry before applying.