Band-Aid Kid Design (Frozen) Adhesive Strip

Band-Aid Kid Design (Frozen) Adhesive Strip

The Band-Aid Kid Design (Frozen) Adhesive Strip brings a little comfort and cheer to everyday bumps, scrapes, and cuts for kids. Featuring beloved Frozen character designs, these bandages help distract little ones and make wound care feel a lot less scary. They're a favorite in pediatric offices, clinics, and homes for covering minor injuries and soothing worries after a blood draw or vaccination.

Each strip protects minor cuts, scrapes, and burns with a cushioned pad that helps absorb fluid while keeping dirt and germs out. The trusted Band-Aid adhesive holds securely to keep the bandage in place through active play, and the fun character graphics turn a small "boo-boo" into a moment kids can actually smile about. Simply peel, apply, and let the healing begin.

These Frozen adhesive strips are available in a Box of 20 or a bulk Case of 480, making them convenient for both family first-aid kits and busy medical practices. The box includes an assortment of strip sizes to fit different fingers, knees, and small wounds. Band-Aid brand bandages are FSA/HSA eligible, so you can use qualifying health funds when you stock up. Select your preferred quantity below to get started.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are these bandages used for?
A: They're designed for covering minor cuts, scrapes, and burns, and are especially handy for comforting kids after a blood draw or vaccination.

Q: What sizes come in the box?
A: The box includes an assortment of strip sizes to cover a variety of small wounds on fingers, knees, and elbows.

Q: Are these good for children?
A: Yes. The fun Frozen character designs make wound care more pleasant for kids and help ease anxiety around small injuries.

Q: How many bandages do I get?
A: You can choose a Box of 20 for home use or a Case of 480 for clinics and offices that need a larger supply.

Q: Are these Band-Aids FSA/HSA eligible?
A: Yes, adhesive bandages are typically FSA/HSA eligible, allowing you to use qualifying health-care funds.