Custom Bandage Dispensers and Kits
Scraped knees and paper cuts happen everywhere, and a bandage case with a logo makes a business look prepared and thoughtful. This short collection holds four ways to carry adhesive bandages. A plastic case of bandages starts at $0.79 and slides into a wallet or desk drawer.
A combination pill box and bandage dispenser covers two needs in one, a refillable dispenser hangs from a carabiner on a backpack, and a pocket kit of bandages adds a little more variety for the price.
Pick a Bandage Holder
- Plastic case: a slim case of bandages for school nurses, pediatric offices and health fair tables.
- Pill box and dispenser: a two in one case for travelers who carry vitamins as well as first aid basics.
- Refillable carabiner dispenser: clips to a diaper bag, sports bag or hiking pack and can be refilled later.
- Pocket bandage kit: a flat kit for purses, glove boxes and new employee welcome packets.
Each of the four takes a one or two color imprint, and one can carry full color artwork. Minimums start at 100 to 300 pieces, so these work best for larger handouts at schools, races, camps and community health events. Pediatricians, urgent care clinics, daycares and youth sports organizations often pick bandages because parents will use them within days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
There are four items: bandages in a plastic case at about $0.79, a pill box and bandage dispenser at $1.00, a refillable bandage dispenser with a carabiner at around $1.55, and a pocket kit of bandages at about $1.90. All four are compact enough for purses, glove boxes and backpacks.
Minimums run from 100 to 300 pieces. Expect roughly 12 business days of production for bandage items after you okay the artwork. Bandage giveaways suit pediatric offices, schools, sports leagues and family events, where a larger run gets the logo into many hands.
Yes, the refillable bandage dispenser with carabiner is designed to be reloaded, so recipients keep the branded case long after the first bandages are gone. It clips to a backpack, diaper bag or sports bag. The pill box and bandage dispenser combines medication storage and bandages in one case.
All four bandage items can be screen printed, and one offers full color printing for multicolor artwork. The flat lid of the case gives a clean imprint space for a logo, a phone number or a short health message. Your proof shows exact placement before printing begins.
The bandages in a plastic case are the most economical at under $1, making them practical for school nurse offices, pediatric practices and community health fairs. The carabiner dispenser clips to a child's backpack for quick access at recess or practice, and for coaches, the pocket kit of bandages fits in a gear bag.
Two of the cases are plastic, which protects the bandages inside a bag or pocket. One item uses recycled material, and one is listed as food safe. The carabiner on the refillable dispenser attaches to straps and belt loops so bandages stay close by during sports or travel.