nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqwq8ujq6khtt34n08e4eeg3jdruxhh7jvd4zk8rs5mw58qetqzgmq3d5yze (nprofile…5yze) Sadly I don't get to dictate what products the school first aid kit stocks lol.
If we find one she's not sensitive to, the school says we can bring a pack by and they'll designate it to be used instead of general inventory for any future minor injuries.
I guess I'll run a few tests and see which styles/brands cause issues and which don't.
But not until she's recovered from today, she was so excited to play with the neighbor's kid that she tripped over her own feet running out the front door and scraped up both elbows and a knee and had to go back inside to get patched up before playing lol. I ended up using 2x2 gauze and coban since there was no adhesive at all so I figured it was a pretty conservative approach as far as allergens go.