Wonderful. Replaces bandages, and feels futuristic.
I'm very prone to minor injuries, due to silly mistakes or doing stupid things with hand tools, and as such my hands usually look like I went to war with said hand, against a housecat.<br /><br />If you're at all like me, you tried regular super glue on cuts and wounds. Regular super glue is not meant for use on human skin, or really any skin at all. It emits noxious and irritating fumes that make your eyes water, and can burn harshly when put on fresh cuts. No bueno. Plus it's also non flexible, which is important when used on the very much flexible skin we all have.<br />This stuff is different, but similar, super glue. It has a different chemical group on the molecule, and as such acts a lil different. Still dries quickly, but emits no irritating smells. Just a faint ... chemically smell, it's almost floral in a weird way. Also does not burn as nearly as much as regular super glue on fresh cuts. Probably like a .... 90% reduction in pain vs regular. It's also a little flexible, which is fantastic and helps it last a bit longer. On very busy or active areas, you'll probably still need to reapply every day or so, since it flakes away. But the wonderful thing is, you still maintain near full mobility of whatever you used the glue on. Touchscreens still work. Etc etc.<br /><br />The little applicators are nice, sorta. I say sorta, because I feel like a dropper type tip would be better and less finicky.<br />Make sure when you're done using one, it's facing right side up so the glue inside settles on the bottom, and not at the cap. This'll help stop it from clogging up.<br /><br />I'm pretty pleased. I definitely use this a lot more than bandages now, since it's just convienent, and also stops bleeding nearly right away when used properly.
Rating: 5 stars