Welly Flex Fabric Bandages - Turtle Oasis | Kids

Bandages with a turtle, a monkey, and a toucan hanging out in a jungle oasis, made to survive whatever a kid does next. Turtle Oasis is the pattern, but the job underneath it is the same: stay stuck through recess, the pool, and the walk home, then come off clean at bath time. The tin holds 48 bandages across two sizes, and it's still doing a job long after the last one is used.

Why Choose the Welly Flex Fabric Bandages?

• Two Sizes, One Tin: 48 bandages split across two sizes (3/4 x 3 in and 5/8 x 2 1/4 in) so a scraped knuckle and a scraped knee each get a bandage that actually fits.
• Sealed on All 4 Sides: The flex fabric pad is sealed edge to edge, keeping dirt and germs out of the wound instead of just covering it from above.
• Reusable, Recyclable Tin: The metal tin isn't packaging you throw out — it's built to be reused, stacked, or recycled once every bandage is gone.
• B-Corp Certified: Welly is a B-Corp Certified company, meaning the company's social and environmental practices have been independently assessed — not just a claim on the box.

Perfect For

• Parents who keep losing bandages to a junk drawer and want a tin that stays closed in a backpack or glovebox
• Kids who peel a bandage off within the hour and need one that actually stays on through gym class, the playground, or the pool
• Families stocking a first aid kit who want two bandage sizes on hand instead of one-size-fits-none
• Parents whose kids fight them over putting on a bandage, and want a pattern fun enough that the kid asks for one instead

Product Specs

FAQs

What sizes of bandages come in the Welly Turtle Oasis tin?

The 48-count tin includes 24 larger bandages (3/4 x 3 in) and 24 smaller bandages (5/8 x 2 1/4 in), so bigger scrapes and smaller cuts each get a properly sized fit.

Are these bandages sealed to keep out dirt and germs?

Yes — the flex fabric pad is sealed on all four sides, which protects the wound from dirt and germs rather than just resting a pad on top.

What do I do with the tin once the bandages run out?

The tin is designed to be reused — for coins, small toys, or a future refill — and it's also recyclable once you're done with it, so it doesn't need to go straight in the trash.

Is Welly a sustainable or ethical company, and how is that verified?

Welly is a B-Corp Certified company, meaning an independent third party has assessed the company's social and environmental practices rather than Welly simply stating it.

How do I use these bandages, and how often should they be changed?

Apply the bandage to clean, dry skin over a minor cut or scrape, and change it daily or sooner if the pad becomes wet. For medical emergencies, seek professional help rather than relying on a bandage alone.