🦄 My Little Pony Bandages Pack – 100 First Aid Supplies for Kids Review

Cute for an MLP fan Only two prints but my 5 year old daughter is fine. It comes with daily causes (99% fake injuries) why she needs a bandage and as they are cheap I'm more likely to concede than not.Good buy.

These patches are packaged oddly. They have open stripes down the middle, but they don't really work. Others have no opening. They were not well made or unstable. We used a few of these but only one pony showed up. The rest of the balloons and hearts, but no cute balloons and hearts -

My Little Pony Bandages 100 pcs pack is great value for money especially if you have a child who really likes them and is looking for an excuse to put a bandage on. There are different designs, very cute, definitely for a kid or for the kid in you. We put them on "ovy" of any size.

I don't know, do we have a bad box? It's terrible! They have no stickiness. ZERO. The tape does not stick to the skin. He doesn't stay to himself. It just doesn't stay put. I've opened dozens of these and they're all the same. You are completely useless. You'd better just go to the dollar store. We threw away the rest of the box.

I've already ordered this brand for my students so they don't keep trying to go to the nurse for one. They look great and are holding up well, but all three boxes have the same problem. The color part sticks to the outer packaging. So if you open them with a band-aid as usual, they will stick to the top of the protective packaging. 9/10 times they stick to themselves and go broke. You need to open them carefully and make sure the bottom protective "wax" paper doesn't come off when you open…

I have one of those preschoolers who thinks you need band-aids to put all those toys and that smelly place all over the place. She loves them and they work as long as she remembers having a scratch that lasts about 5 minutes or less. However, if placed on stuffed animals, carpets or walls, they won't damage anything as they don't stick, don't stretch and don't work very well as patches. Although they are excellent as stickers for toddlers. I didn't give them 4 stars for band aids but for…

My child loves to wear band-aids as if they are cosmetic accessories, so having a large amount of bandages on hand at a low price is great. The fact that they are latex free is even better because my child has a reaction to latex. I don't know why people are so confused by the packaging. As instructed, take both ends of the wrapper and tear apart. The patch is in the middle. I showed it to my 3 year old daughter once and she knows how to do it herself. I wear them on the toe where they rub…

My daughter loves these designs but the way each bandage opens is really weird. Instead of ripping off the pack at the top and splitting all the way down, they open from the sides by pulling in the middle on both sides. Bandages on the inside do not have their own adhesive backing, so that the sticky side of the bandage is already visible when you open the outer packaging. This makes it almost impossible for our 3 year old to open them on his own without lots of bandages sticking together and…

I bought this a few months ago. I have never used it for myself. Only my daughter (4 years old) who is an MLP fan occasionally used them on her toes or fingers. My daughter put this bandage on my knee about a week ago when she saw a small bruise I got on my knee (probably just tripped over a box, can't even remember). There was no scar, not even a scratch as it was just a minor bruise. I only had it that night and took it off because it was itchy and felt like there was some sort of allergic…