Band-Aid Hokusai Designs Fabric Adhesive Bandages 50 Count

Art-Inspired Wound Care

Band-Aid Hokusai Designs Fabric Adhesive Bandages bring artwork from The Metropolitan Museum of Art collection to everyday first aid. The collaboration features designs by Katsushika Hokusai, celebrating Japanese woodblock prints from the Edo period. Each collectible metal tin holds 50 sterile, individually wrapped bandages in assorted styles and sizes. They are fragrance free and not made with natural rubber latex.

Capacity and Everyday Coverage

Fifty bandages supply a household, travel bag or first aid kit with enough pieces for recurring minor cuts, scrapes and burns. Memory Weave fabric stretches and moves with the body, staying on for up to 24 hours of continuous wear. The Quilt-Aid Comfort Pad cushions painful wounds while the Hurt-Free Pad wicks away fluids for gentle removal. Larger or heavily exuding injuries will exceed the absorbency and coverage these assorted sizes provide.

Limits of Standard Fabric Adhesion

Flexible fabric construction conforms to joints and contours but relies on clean, dry skin for reliable adhesion; moisture, oil or heavy perspiration will reduce the 24-hour hold. The product is designed for minor wound management only and is not a substitute for professional medical treatment of deep punctures, severe burns or infected wounds. Sterility is guaranteed only while the individual wrapper remains intact and unopened.