Medique Products 92812 Liquid Skin Bandage, 10 Pack

This stuff works great. I used to use crazy glue but the applicator on these glue sticks is much easier to use and it doesn’t sting at all. I had a blister that broke and used it to glue the skin down so it wouldn’t tear off. Sealed it great. It isn’t very flexible so it does crack if you put it on a crease.

I love this atuff. Use it in my workshop o quickly sort tool cuts.

This worked better than expected. I sliced my index finger quite deeply with a box knife. Once bleeding stopped I used this on the wound. No pain at all from it. Product held well, I used a heavy amount initially. It tended to wear off after 2-3 days and required additional glue. Being a finger it was used a lot so this would be expected. This worked better than band aides for sure.

This stuff is awesome! I had a lengthwise cut on one of my fingers that was done with a super sharp knife, while carelessly sharpening it. It was one of those cuts that was so clean it didn’t even hurt or bleed. I noticed it about an hour later. Since it didn’t bleed it didn’t get a scab and was not going to heal. It began to hurt a lot every time I used my finger and the two parts moved against each other under my sterile bandaid. Also the bandaid was not letting the rest of my finger breathe so my cuticle was beginning to have some issues. I was going to just use regular superglue from my garage, but decided maybe a product designed for the purpose was a smarter idea. I ordered these and got next day shipping. I cleaned the cut area very well again (ouch) and then put two coats of this product over it, letting it dry in between. As soon as the second coat dried, I had no move pain with movement as everything was held in place, and I was able to get back to my life without even thinking about it again. Today, about three days later, I noticed the glue had mostly been removed with hand washing etc., so I reapplied it, took a picture and decided to write this review. I used the same tube as the first time. Out of curiosity, after I sealed my finger, I sealed the tube back up with a tiny dollop of hot glue, and stored it sitting upright with the original cap snapped back in place. Three days later I was able to use it again, it had not dried out as I expected it to. This time I sealed it up with candle wax (too lazy to get the hot glue gun out again) we’ll see if it works as well. One time use or multiple, through creative resealing, a great product and something I’ve added to all my first aid kits.

My dog cut her paw it stopped the bleeding and she was able to walk comfortably.