Welly Flex Fabric & Waterproof Bandages — Family Refill Pack with 10 Patterns & 6 Sizes (80 Count)

An 80-count refill carton of Welly's flex fabric and waterproof bandages, sized to pour straight into your existing Welly tin or stash wherever your household needs them. The assortment spans six sizes — fingertip, small, standard, XL, and two waterproof formats — printed across ten kid-loved patterns including jellyfish, doggies, waves, sunset gradients, and northern lights. Made without natural rubber latex and sealed on all four sides to keep each bandage sterile until the moment a scraped knee actually needs it.

Why Choose Welly Refill Bandages?

• Refills the Tin You Already Own: This is a flat carton designed to top up an empty Welly tin, so you keep the original signature container in circulation instead of buying a new metal tin every time you run low.
• Six Sizes for Every Scrape: Includes XL, fingertip, standard, small, and two waterproof sizes — covering everything from a paper cut on a pinky to a scraped shin from a sidewalk wipeout.
• Ten Pattern Variety: Doggies, dog treats, paw prints, jellyfish, waves, colorwash, pink-yellow, sunset, blue-green, and northern lights designs turn a bandage into something a kid actually wants to wear.
• Waterproof Options Built In: Twelve of the eighty bandages are waterproof (with a removable blue application tab), so swimming, bath time, and hand-washing don't pop the dressing off.
• B Corp Certified & Latex-Free: Made by a B Corp–certified brand, hypoallergenic, and produced without natural rubber latex — friendly for sensitive skin and conscientious households.

Perfect For

• Existing Welly tin owners who want to top up their stash without buying another metal container
• Families with active kids who burn through bandages at pool, playground, and backyard speed
• Parents of latex-sensitive children who need a hypoallergenic option that still looks fun
• Households that keep multiple first-aid spots (kitchen drawer, car glovebox, backpack) and want extras to distribute
• Caregivers who value a B Corp–certified brand and recyclable cardboard packaging over the standard plastic clamshell

Product Specs

How to Use

• Refilling Your Tin: Open the carton flap and pour the individually wrapped bandages directly into your empty Welly tin.
• Standard Application: Clean and dry the skin around the cut or scrape, peel open one wrapper, remove the paper backing, and press the bandage gently over the wound.
• Waterproof Application: Apply to clean, dry skin, then remove the blue application tab after the bandage is in place to activate the waterproof seal.
• When to Change: Replace daily, or sooner if the absorbent pad becomes wet or visibly soiled.
• Pro Tip: Store the carton (or your refilled tin) somewhere cool and dry — heat and humidity can weaken adhesive over time, so the bathroom medicine cabinet isn't always the best long-term spot.

FAQs

Is this the same as the Welly tin, or do I need to already own one?

This is a refill carton only — the metal tin is not included. It's designed for households who already own a Welly tin and want to top it up, but you can also use the bandages straight from the cardboard carton if you don't have a tin yet.

Are all 80 bandages waterproof?

No. Twelve of the eighty are waterproof (9 standard waterproof + 3 small waterproof). The remaining sixty-eight are flex fabric bandages designed to breathe and flex with skin movement.

Are these safe for kids with latex allergies?

Yes. Welly bandages are made without natural rubber latex and are labelled hypoallergenic, making them suitable for sensitive skin and latex-sensitive users.

Can I recycle the packaging?

Yes, the cardboard carton is recyclable — Welly prints "please recycle carton" directly on the back panel. The individual bandage wrappers and used bandages themselves are not recyclable or compostable.

How big is the XL bandage compared to a standard one?

The XL is 5.7 × 5.7 cm (a roughly square shape), versus the standard at 1.9 × 7.6 cm (long and narrow). The XL is built for larger scrapes on knees, elbows, or shins, while the standard handles typical finger and hand cuts.