Tru-Color Bandages Reflects Different Skin Tones With Their Bandage Color
In an effort to bring about "diversity in healing," this socially conscious company is addressing adhesive bandage color. Tru-Colour Bandages want to make people with darker skin feel more comfortable in their own skin by offering band-aids in different flesh tones than just the traditional beige -- something they feel is only reflective of white people.
Founded by Toby Meisenheimer, who has two biological caucasian children and four black kids, Tru-Color Bandages intends to make people of all racial backgrounds feel their skin color is beautiful and equal. The band-aids come in light, medium and dark options.
The skin tone-matching bandage color varieties come in packs of six and are available online for purchase through Amazon.
Founded by Toby Meisenheimer, who has two biological caucasian children and four black kids, Tru-Color Bandages intends to make people of all racial backgrounds feel their skin color is beautiful and equal. The band-aids come in light, medium and dark options.
The skin tone-matching bandage color varieties come in packs of six and are available online for purchase through Amazon.
