Make your child's boo-boos a little more bearable with "Mend'ems" Kids' Bandages, designed to bring smiles even during the toughest of times. With a variety of designs available – there's a perfect design for every adventure, whether it's conquering the playground, navigating the school day, or exploring new worlds!
What's Inside?
Each pack of "Mend'ems" contains 50 latex-free bandages in a variety of shapes to suit any need:
• 16 Circular Bandages for small scrapes and cuts.
• 9 Long Bandages for those hard-to-cover places.
• 10 Small Bandages perfect for tiny fingers and toes.
• 10 Regular Bandages to handle everyday mishaps.
• 3 Cross or Hourglass-Shaped Bandages ideal for joints or tricky spots.
• 3 Rectangular Patch-Shaped Bandages for larger wounds or bruises.
Every bandage features a unique, kid-friendly design that matches the fun theme of the pack, making wound care a little more magical and entertaining!
Reusable Tin Case – Perfect for On-the-Go!
Each set of "Mend'ems" comes in a durable, reusable tin case adorned with vibrant, kid-friendly artwork. This handy tin is not only perfect for storing bandages but also makes an excellent accessory for school backpacks, camping trips, travel essentials, and more. It keeps the bandages safe, organized, and ready for action whenever they're needed!
Gentle on Skin, Tough on Protection
"Mend'ems" bandages are hypoallergenic, breathable, and long-lasting, providing gentle yet reliable protection for delicate skin. They are designed to stay put through all of life's little adventures, from building blanket forts to riding bikes.
Sterile unless individual wrapper is opened or damaged.
Skin should be clean and dry before using dressing. Change dressing daily. Single use only.
Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
If an allergic reaction occurs, discontinue use and seek medical advise.
A bandage is commonly used to cover and protect wounds, cuts, scrapes, or abrasions and are essential first aid items used to support the healing process and protect injured areas.
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1. Clean Your Hands:
Wash your hands with soap and water or use hand sanitizer to prevent infection.
2. Clean the Wound:
Gently clean the wound with mild soap and water. Pat it dry with a clean cloth or sterile gauze.
3. Choose the Right Bandage:
Select a bandage size and shape that fully covers the wound and extends beyond its edges.
4. Apply the Bandage:
Peel off the backing of the adhesive bandage.
Place the padded part over the wound, ensuring the adhesive does not stick to the wound itself.
Smooth down the edges to secure it in place.
5. Check the Fit:
Ensure the bandage is snug but not too tight to avoid restricting blood flow.
6. Monitor the Wound:
Check the bandage regularly. Replace it if it becomes wet, dirty, or loose.
Change the bandage daily or as needed.
7.Remove the Bandage:
Carefully peel back the adhesive edges and slowly remove the bandage to avoid reopening the wound.
1. Cuts or Scrapes: Minor cuts, abrasions, or scrapes that break the skin need protection from dirt, bacteria, and further injury.
2. Blisters: To prevent blisters from breaking or becoming infected, especially in areas prone to friction, such as feet or hands.
3. Small Burns: Minor burns, such as first-degree burns or small second-degree burns, can be covered to protect the area and prevent infection.
4. Insect Bites or Stings: Covering the area can help protect it from scratching and reduce the risk of infection.