American White Cross Stat Strip Kid Design Herbie the Dinosaur Adhesive Strip

American White Cross Stat Strip Kid Design Herbie the Dinosaur Adhesive Strip

The American White Cross Stat Strip Kid Design Herbie the Dinosaur Adhesive Strip by Dukal is a fun, kid-friendly bandage made for covering minor cuts, scrapes, abrasions, and puncture wounds. Featuring a cheerful skateboarding dinosaur, these colorful strips are perfect for parents, pediatric offices, schools, daycares, and clinics that want to comfort little ones and take their minds off a scrape or a blood draw.

Each strip is made from a pliable, woven material that conforms closely to the wounded area and stays put throughout the day, even when it gets wet. The flexible fabric moves with active kids, while the playful Herbie the Dinosaur design turns a stressful moment into something a bit more fun. Simply clean the area, peel, and apply for quick, comforting protection over a small wound.

These bandages measure ¾ x 3 inches and are available in multiple options to fit your needs—choose a Box of 100 for home and everyday use or a Case of 1200 for busy offices, schools, and first-aid stations. Ideal as an FSA/HSA eligible first-aid staple, they're a smart addition to any pediatric wound-care supply. Select your preferred option below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are these bandages used for?
A: They're designed to cover and protect minor cuts, abrasions, and puncture wounds, and are especially popular for comforting children after a scrape or a blood draw.

Q: What size are the strips?
A: Each adhesive strip measures ¾ x 3 inches, a versatile size for small wounds on kids.

Q: Will the bandage stay on if my child gets wet?
A: Yes. The pliable, woven material conforms to the skin and is designed to stay in place, even when wet.

Q: What quantities are available?
A: You can choose a Box of 100 or a bulk Case of 1200, depending on how many you need.

Q: Are these FSA or HSA eligible?
A: Adhesive bandages like these are generally FSA/HSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator to confirm your specific coverage.