Dark Brown Skin Tone - Assorted Bandages

I bring these to school because I have kids of all kinds of backrounds. They love to pick and match what works best for them. They feel included and its a nice way to show how thoughtfiul you are, and it builds trust! the adhesive is strong too!

Beautiful colors. Great variety of shapes. P.S. I hope there will be a package with a VARIETY of colors created. Maybe, just start with the regular bandage size.

Love these nontoxic bandages

really wish they made a bag of the big ones. I love the two rectangular sizez but the star shaped ones are quite useless imo for any wound.

Love the seastar shaped bandage for finger tip and fingernail cuts.

My husband came back from the ER (he tripped running from a bee and smashed his head open on a table) with 2 stitches on his forehead and a hideous cream color bandaid over it. I immediately knew we needed bandages that matched his skintone. Prior to major companies creating and marketing dark skin bandages, this was the one I found and it worked perfectly! He loves them and has used almost all the sizes already!

I love that the shade of color they use is a great match for my boys' skin. Unfortunately, I've found that their adhesive just doesn't match up to their level of activity (3 and 5 year olds). I used two dots yesterday (on the same wound) and they each fell off after an hour. I just tested a standard bandage on my hand, and it stays fine on the dry skin, but a single drop of water splashed on one end of the bandage and it just fell off. The dry end of the bandage had a good grip, though! So maybe the adhesive just needs some sort of water-resistance. The price is also significantly higher per bandage than a lot of non-inclusive options, and a little more than the big-name brands' similar product. I'm willing to pay a little more to support a business with BIPOC co-owners, but again, the product needs to step up a bit in the way of adhesive. Finally, I wonder if it would be possible/cost-effective to use less plastic in the packaging? One side of each bandage's sterile wrapping is plastic film and the bandages come in a plastic bag. The product is marked as "climate pledge friendly" but I don't see any explanation on the product page, store page, or the company website for why they have that label.

Love the color, the quality, everything! These actually match my skin for real, and it matters...REPRESENTATION MATTERS. (Don't fall for others culture-vulturizing brands like Band-Aid whose so-called color-matching bandages aren't even dark as depicted on their packaging.)

These bandages are awful, they look nice when applied, but the absorption is poor and the adhesive is weak. For the price I expected a lot better