Wool Aid | Merino Bandages | Wellness Pack

A more natural approach to those everyday cuts, scrapes and blisters.

The WoolAid Wellness Pack contains 15 adhesive bandages crafted using hyperfine Merino wool, offering a breathable and biodegradable alternative to traditional plastic plasters.

Designed in New Zealand, these latex-free bandages are made to provide comfortable protection for minor cuts, scrapes and blisters. The Merino wool naturally breathes and manages moisture, while the wool fabric is designed to break down in soil in approximately four months.

With two different shapes and sizes included, the Wellness Pack is a practical addition to the bathroom cupboard, first-aid kit, car or travel bag.

Why We Love It

• Crafted from hyperfine Merino wool
• Breathable and comfortable
• Biodegradable alternative to plastic plasters
• Latex-free
• Antimicrobial properties
• Designed in New Zealand
• Suitable for minor cuts, scrapes and blisters
• Two useful bandage shapes and sizes
• Wool fabric breaks down in soil in approximately four months

Pack Contains:
10 × Rectangular Bandages – 76 × 19mm
5 × Square Bandages – 38 × 38mm
15 bandages total

Before Applying: Clean the wound thoroughly under clean running water, removing any dirt, debris or foreign material. Pat the surrounding skin dry before applying.

How to Apply: Wash and dry your hands. Remove the bandage from its wrapper without touching the absorbent pad. Peel away the protective liners, position the pad directly over the wound and press the adhesive firmly onto the surrounding clean, dry skin.

While Wearing: Check the bandage periodically and replace it if it becomes wet, soiled or begins to peel away. Merino wool naturally breathes and manages moisture, while the wool fibre also helps resist odour build-up.

To Remove: Gently lift one edge and slowly peel the bandage back along the skin. If it feels firmly adhered, dampen it with warm water for a few seconds to help loosen the adhesive before removing.

Important: For deeper cuts, puncture wounds, animal bites or wounds that will not stop bleeding, seek appropriate medical attention.

A thoughtful little first-aid essential — practical protection with less reliance on plastic.