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SunnyDay
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025
This is a compact first aid kit. Perfect for my kid's backpack. Comes with an assortment of adorable crayon bandaids, 2 cleaning wipes, 2 triple antibiotic ointment packages, and some gauze for cleaning wounds. The kit itself is just green plastic, the crayola branded design is a cardboard sleeve that goes over it. It would have been cuter if the plastic case itself had been printed - otherwise it's just a plain green case. Overall, it's a handy little kit for a couple of scrapes/minor wounds. You'll need to refill with wipe and ointment after a couple of uses, but the bandaids are useful for little boo boos. Overall, a handy little kit.
Ale
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025
This Crayola themed first aid kit is small, colorful, and surprisingly practical. The packaging definitely leans playful, but it still includes the basics you'd want for small cuts, scrapes, or blisters (things like bandages, antiseptic wipes, and gauze). With 30 pieces, it’s not meant for anything major, but it’s a good size for throwing in a backpack, glove box, or diaper bag.The case is compact and lightweight, with a zipper closure that keeps everything secure without taking up much room. It feels travel-friendly and easy to carry around without being bulky. The Crayola branding gives it a kid-friendly look, which might help little ones feel less nervous if they need a bandage (kind of turns it into a less intimidating experience).The supplies are fairly standard, no fancy extras, but everything looks clean and well-packed. It’s a smart little kit to have on hand for minor mishaps, especially when you’re out and about. If you need something more fully stocked, this wouldn’t replace a full home kit, but for quick cleanups or covering a scraped knee, it’s a solid grab-and-go option.
Vrabstin
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
I miss the little metal tin kits from when I was a kid. This is a nice throw back to those as it looks visually similar but is hard plastic. Still.. much better than those cardboard boxes that fall apart or bend and warp from use or things sitting against them. This doesn’t expire until well into 2028, so plenty of time. This is great for in the home or on the go, which is what we’ll use it for. We’ll add it to our kids car bag that we take with us everywhere. It’s always good to have spare clothes, compact scissors, your own crayons (crayola ofc), a bib with a wild messy toddler, wet wipes, trash bags, and a medical kit in case of injuries!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025
I ordered this to have on hand for my one-year-old granddaughter. She quickly went from teetering first steps to running everywhere. Unfortunately, that means she wipes out often. A cute bandage from Nana is enough to stop the tears. Sometimes the bandage doesn't even go on the actual booboo, but it's still effective in stopping the tears. She likes choosing her own bandage and this set gives her a large variety of colors to choose from. I like that it is gender-neutral because I have a brand new grandson who will be following in her footsteps before we know it. This kit is packaged in a thin, plastic container that is perfect for taking on the go in a diaper bag, purse, backpack, or in the glove box in the car. There are 24 Crayola crayon bandages, which should last a while. However, you will likely need to replace the hand wipes, and triple antibiotic ointment since they only provide two individual-use packets of each. It also comes with two gauze pads, though no tape to adhere them. The bandages stick well to the skin until you are ready to remove them. Removal is pain-free. I am happy with the quality of this adorable first aid kit.
B Vine
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025
The colors and crayon-shaped bandaids definitely caught my attention but the rest of the "kit" is lackluster. Triple antibiotic ointment (neosporin) isn't recommended for most applications and a lot of people (kids included) are actually allergic to neomycin. The gauze pads are a nice thought but would just be for clean up as they're too big to put a bandaid over. Just know that you're essentially paying for a box of 24 ct crayon-bandaids. They stick okay and are enough to keep a toddler feeling well taken care of after a boo-boo.
Pat
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2025
Great band aid for kids that is colorful. They are easy to put on the they held on quite well. They're smaller bandaid for a cut or bump. They're not for large wounds.
Lindsay Perez
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025
Very cute
customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025
The Crayola first aid kit arrived yesterday while I was at work and I figured it might be a while before I put it to use, but thanks to the enthusiastic and uncoordinated running of my 5 year old today was the day! I'm not one to put a bandage unless there's at least a little red stuff coming out, and this was such an event. Big tears. Cleaning up stings! High drama until I told him I had a cool bandage. He was intrigued enough to be distracted. The ointment went on without remark and the green crayon bandage was cool enough for him that he forgot to be upset anymore.Crayola branded too, just like the crayons at school. Now he's busy showing it off to all the kids in the neighborhood. I'll put this in the W column.
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