Liquid Bandage, Waterproof Bandage for Cuts and Minor Scrapes, 0.3 Ounce

I hike and carry this with me every trip. I have been using this for years and haven't found anything that works as well for sealing and protecting cuts and scrapes. It is very thin and goes on easily with the brush applicator that is built into the cap. The bottle is very thick and can take a drop without breaking. The liquid bandage stings when applied, but that only lasts a few seconds. It dries within a minute or so and forms a hard protective surface. I don't think this can stop bleeding with deep cuts, but works well with scrapes, scuffs, and minor cuts. I usually buy the 0.3 oz. bottle because a liitle goes a long way. The 1 oz. bottle will probably expire before I can use it all.

If gorilla glue came in liquid Bandaid form.. this is it. Haha 1. Waterproof - very 2. Painful when applied? - very 3. Obvious it has been applied? - very; once it dries. 4. Removable? - hahahaaaa.. nah 5. Does product secure cut/wound, prevent infection or any bacteria to enter?? - YES, extremely well!! :-)))

Seemed a little different than my older bottle contents. Smelled different, but worked the same. Good for small cuts, or ones in places you cant get a bandaid to stay on.

I’m a full-time handyman, and that means busted knuckles and scrapes are just part of the job. I picked up this New-Skin Liquid Bandage after slicing my finger on a sharp edge of sheet metal—right where a regular bandage never sticks. This stuff goes on like clear nail polish, stings like hell for a second (which honestly lets me know it’s doing something), and then it dries fast and forms a solid, flexible seal. I was gripping tools again within minutes. It held through an 8-hour day of sweat, sawdust, handwashing, and lugging gear. What I like: • Stays put—no peeling or slipping • Keeps grit and grime out of open skin • Dries fast, no waiting around • Takes up almost no space in the truck Minor downside: Strong smell when you first open the bottle, and yeah—the sting is real. But that’s just part of the deal if you want it to clean and seal at the same time. Bottom line: If you work with your hands and don’t have time to baby a bandage all day, this stuff’s worth tossing in your toolbox or glove box. It earned its spot in mine.

Replacement bottle. The other got old! Like this stuff. Works well. A little "stingy" at first, but worth it!👍🏻🩹

This winter has beaten my hands up! At one point I had so many skin splits in my fingers, I couldn’t count them all… but I sure could feel them! Combine that with dry, bleeding hang nails and I was in a lot of pain looking for something to ease my discomfort. I remembered that in the old days we used to put superglue into our cuts and I thought about using that again but luckily stumbled across this product instead. I don’t know that I will ever have to purchase another bottle because the breaks in my fingers are small and only take a tiny bit of the product. There was a learning curve for me. I had to finesse the way I allowed the product to drip off of the applicator before I applied it to my finger so that I didn’t get too much product and have it run all over my hands and onto the counter. The product works best when I am able to pull the skin apart and allow the liquid to drop down into the cut. Yes, it stings a little bit, but goes away quickly. I have also found the need to reapply this product as my job keeps my hands busy and I also wash them quite often. The absolute best part of this product is that using it keeps my hands from hurting and allows all those little splits time to heal. This is a win!

Started jujitsu again in my 40s, my feel look like I have walked through razor wire. I am literally one fight away from needing a transfusion. I tried just using a band aid and I end up leaving them all over the floor so the younger guys can hunt me, sensing my weakness. I put this stuff on, let it dry, and then I am good to go.

Has a little sting when applied. If its more than a scrape don't bother because it wont hold. When it says minor scraps and cuts it means it. This does not hold the wound together it just covers it. This would probably be more for kids in my opinion and the 3-5 min to dry is not very accurate. I put a thin coat and it was probably closer to 10min to dry.