Dukal 10859 - DC Super Hero Girls Adhesive Bandages 3/4" x 3" - 100/BX, 12 BX/CS
The Dukal 10859 DC Super Hero Girls Adhesive Bandages are fun and functional wound care solutions designed especially for children. Each bandage measures 3/4 x 3 inches, providing reliable coverage for small cuts, scrapes, and abrasions. Featuring colorful DC Super Hero Girls graphics, these sterile adhesive strips help make minor injuries less intimidating for young patients while maintaining wound protection and hygiene. Packaged with 100 bandages per box and 12 boxes per case, they are ideal for pediatric care environments and family use.
Key Benefits
These bandages combine reliable wound coverage with engaging superhero themed designs that encourage children to feel more comfortable during treatment. The sterile, single use format helps reduce the risk of infection, while the breathable adhesive material ensures a secure fit without causing skin irritation. The convenient packaging makes them easy to distribute in healthcare settings, classrooms, or home first aid kits.
Compatibility and Applications
Dukal Super Hero Girls Adhesive Bandages are compatible with standard first aid practices and can be used alongside antiseptic wipes, ointments, and other wound care supplies. They are commonly applied in pediatric clinics, hospitals, schools, daycare centers, and home care environments. The fun designs make them particularly effective for calming children who are anxious about medical treatment.
Usage Guidelines
Clean and dry the wound and surrounding skin before application. Peel back the wrapper and apply the sterile bandage directly over the wound, pressing the adhesive edges gently to secure it in place. Replace the bandage as needed, or when it becomes wet or soiled. For single use only. Dispose of properly after removal.
Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals
Dukal adhesive bandages are manufactured under strict quality controls to meet international medical device safety standards. They are sterile and latex free, minimizing risks for patients with allergies or sensitivities. Regulatory compliance, including FDA listing and other regional approvals, can be confirmed on the product packaging.
Comparison with Competitor Products
Compared to plain adhesive bandages, Dukal DC Super Hero Girls bandages provide a child friendly design that reduces treatment anxiety. Their durable adhesive and sterile design set them apart from generic novelty bandages that may sacrifice quality. With bulk case packaging, they also provide cost efficiency for healthcare providers and institutions compared to smaller retail packs.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
These bandages are ideal for pediatric nurses, school health staff, daycare providers, and parents. Common application scenarios include covering minor scrapes, cuts, or injection sites for children. The playful designs provide reassurance to young patients while ensuring proper wound coverage and protection.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Store bandages in a clean, dry environment away from moisture and direct sunlight. Always check the sterile seal before use and discard if the package is damaged. Apply only to small wounds; for larger or more serious injuries, seek professional medical attention. Replace bandages frequently to maintain hygiene and optimal healing conditions.
Regulatory and Safety Information
For external use only. Keep out of reach of children until ready for supervised use. Ensure proper wound cleaning before application to minimize risk of infection. Do not use if allergic reactions to adhesive materials occur. Follow healthcare provider guidance for wound care when necessary.
How to Order
Select the Dukal 10859 DC Super Hero Girls Adhesive Bandages in the 100 count box, available as 12 boxes per case, and add them to your cart. Complete checkout with your preferred payment and shipping method. For bulk orders or assistance with product selection, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312)275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.
