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Cute AF, does not enclose wound fully.
Pros:Cute as F, so cute it calms my daughter who is 21 as if she was 3. Evidently the cuteness is more soothing than mommy kisses. The adhesion is light enough you can easily reposition the bandage and still make it stick. Taking it off doesn’t hurt.Cons:Does not fully adhere around the perimeter of the cupcake. There is a strip of absorbent material along the line where the icing meets the cupcake that is centered and 1/3 the height of the cupcake (not cherry to bottom of cupcake). The placement is great, but what isn’t is that if you put it on a surface that moves, such as the elbow pit, when you move it pulls away from the skin in those areas (because there is no adhesive on the ends of the bandage where the strip of absorbent material is.) this means dirt can get in. (Pictured 2 bandaids pink paper with white icing, in each elbow pit.)Explanation: I used these on the areas where my IV lines were removed the day I came home from the Emergency Room, some blood did trickle down the opening and make a small mess. I was however impressed with how absorbent the material on the bandaid was. The area the cupcake did not move, just above my wrist (blue paper, pink icing in picture), was perfect. If stuck well and even though that one was a worse wound with more seeping blood, it did not leak. I think because even though the adhesive did not go all the way around the park miter if the cupcakes, because it was firmly against the wound without pulling up, the blood stayed in the bandage. (Apologies on the dark images, I’m still light sensitive and on morophine taking pics myself.)My suggestion:Use these on the flat areas and not where you bend. Even better, use a regular bandaide brand that puts adhesive all the way around the absorbent part so no dirt get in (I’m thinking the circle kind) and then put one of these awesome cupcakes on top. Even as a woman who turned 47 the day before my ER visit, the cupcakes soothed my anxiety and added a bit of beautiful whimsy to an otherwise craptastic day! :D
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2014
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2020
I purchased this product just to get the tin. The cupcake shaped bandaids are pretty cute too. I placed one on my hand and it stuck pretty good.
This tin is reusable and can hold over 30 regular sized bandaids.
This tin is reusable and can hold over 30 regular sized bandaids.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2021
Cute as F, so cute it calms my daughter who is 21 as if she was 3. Evidently the cuteness is more soothing than mommy kisses. The adhesion is light enough you can easily reposition the bandage and still make it stick. Taking it off doesn’t hurt.
Cons:
Does not fully adhere around the perimeter of the cupcake. There is a strip of absorbent material along the line where the icing meets the cupcake that is centered and 1/3 the height of the cupcake (not cherry to bottom of cupcake). The placement is great, but what isn’t is that if you put it on a surface that moves, such as the elbow pit, when you move it pulls away from the skin in those areas (because there is no adhesive on the ends of the bandage where the strip of absorbent material is.) this means dirt can get in. (Pictured 2 bandaids pink paper with white icing, in each elbow pit.)
Explanation:
I used these on the areas where my IV lines were removed the day I came home from the Emergency Room, some blood did trickle down the opening and make a small mess. I was however impressed with how absorbent the material on the bandaid was. The area the cupcake did not move, just above my wrist (blue paper, pink icing in picture), was perfect. If stuck well and even though that one was a worse wound with more seeping blood, it did not leak. I think because even though the adhesive did not go all the way around the park miter if the cupcakes, because it was firmly against the wound without pulling up, the blood stayed in the bandage. (Apologies on the dark images, I’m still light sensitive and on morophine taking pics myself.)
My suggestion:
Use these on the flat areas and not where you bend. Even better, use a regular bandaide brand that puts adhesive all the way around the absorbent part so no dirt get in (I’m thinking the circle kind) and then put one of these awesome cupcakes on top. Even as a woman who turned 47 the day before my ER visit, the cupcakes soothed my anxiety and added a bit of beautiful whimsy to an otherwise craptastic day! :D
Cute AF, does not enclose wound fully.
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2021
Pros:Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2021
Cute as F, so cute it calms my daughter who is 21 as if she was 3. Evidently the cuteness is more soothing than mommy kisses. The adhesion is light enough you can easily reposition the bandage and still make it stick. Taking it off doesn’t hurt.
Cons:
Does not fully adhere around the perimeter of the cupcake. There is a strip of absorbent material along the line where the icing meets the cupcake that is centered and 1/3 the height of the cupcake (not cherry to bottom of cupcake). The placement is great, but what isn’t is that if you put it on a surface that moves, such as the elbow pit, when you move it pulls away from the skin in those areas (because there is no adhesive on the ends of the bandage where the strip of absorbent material is.) this means dirt can get in. (Pictured 2 bandaids pink paper with white icing, in each elbow pit.)
Explanation:
I used these on the areas where my IV lines were removed the day I came home from the Emergency Room, some blood did trickle down the opening and make a small mess. I was however impressed with how absorbent the material on the bandaid was. The area the cupcake did not move, just above my wrist (blue paper, pink icing in picture), was perfect. If stuck well and even though that one was a worse wound with more seeping blood, it did not leak. I think because even though the adhesive did not go all the way around the park miter if the cupcakes, because it was firmly against the wound without pulling up, the blood stayed in the bandage. (Apologies on the dark images, I’m still light sensitive and on morophine taking pics myself.)
My suggestion:
Use these on the flat areas and not where you bend. Even better, use a regular bandaide brand that puts adhesive all the way around the absorbent part so no dirt get in (I’m thinking the circle kind) and then put one of these awesome cupcakes on top. Even as a woman who turned 47 the day before my ER visit, the cupcakes soothed my anxiety and added a bit of beautiful whimsy to an otherwise craptastic day! :D
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2012
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2014
