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Brandage BRAND ADHESIVE BANDAGES
Antix Bandages

Tatts.
Not Tears.

Finally, a bandage your toddler wants to take off. Press a wet paper towel over the cutout for 30 seconds and the bandage leaves a tattoo behind.

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★ 4.9/5 average rating Sterile & latex-free NAPPA Award winner Free shipping on 2+ boxes Loved by parents everywhere Patents pending on the tattoo transfer

Pick your pack

Every box holds 20 assorted bandages.

Single Pack

$9.95 20 bandages
4.9 from 212 reviews
Save 5%

2-pack

$18.90 $19.90 $9.45 per box
4.9 from 188 reviews
Save 10% Best value

4-pack

$36.00 $39.80 $9.00 per box
5.0 from 96 reviews

Protection, then a tattoo.

Three steps, thirty seconds of pressing, and the part children usually dread becomes the part they ask for.

  1. Illustration: a bandage applied to a child's forearm against a navy background.

    Protection

    Put it on the way you would any bandage. It covers the cut and stays put through the rest of the afternoon.

  2. Illustration: a hand pressing a wet paper towel over the tattoo cutout on the bandage.

    Transfer

    When it’s time to come off, press a wet paper towel over the cutout and hold it for 30 seconds.

  3. Illustration: the bandage peeling away to reveal a navy bunny tattoo on the skin.

    Happiness

    The bandage comes off. A bunny, a lion, an owl or a dinosaur stays behind until you take it off with baby oil.

Which one will they get?

Every regular bandage hides one of these under the cutout. Six of the designs, right here.

Lion character tattoo design
Owl character tattoo design
Octopus character tattoo design
Ghost character tattoo design
Purple monster character tattoo design
Apple character tattoo design

…and 1,000+ more variations to collect.

The final result.

Not a mock-up. Real skin, a real tattoo, and the two small features on the bandage that make it happen.

A parent peeling a Brandage bandage off a child's arm, revealing a small tattoo left behind on the skin.

What’s left on the skin.

Diagram of the Brandage bandage showing the temporary tattoo panel on the front and the water inlet on the back that activates the transfer.

What makes it happen, on the bandage.

Where your bandages come from

Brandage is one product made by a small team, and we would rather tell you exactly how it is put together than leave you guessing. Two patents are pending on the tattoo transfer mechanism.

Uncompromising safety and quality are the pillars of our process. From design to final sterilization, we are dedicated to delivering reliable products that earn our customers’ absolute trust.

Bandage materials
Made in China
Tattoo materials
Made in USA
Design, engineering and final assembly
California

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