Pros-aide"The Original" 1 oz - Official Patented Formula by ADM Tronics - Goes On white dries clear

1) Very easy to use 2) Very sticky when you follow the instructions. 3) Worth the money, wish there was a bigger bottle. 4) You don't need much during the application, less is better with this it works that well. My husband use this as an extra adhesive for his Dexcom G7 Continuous Glucose monitoring sensors. It works really well for him as long as he makes sure to shave any hair from his arm first. He said if he doesn't it is like pulling duct tape off his legs when he has to pull off the sensor at the end of the 10 days. His sensors used to never stay on more than a few days. We tried everything but his skin seems to hate adhesive anything. Either it won't stick properly, or he has an allergic skin reaction to adhesives. No skin reactions at all with this adhesive. He can sweat a lot, and his sensor never falls off nor does it come even part of the way off. This bottle lasted him over a year. We finally have to order a new one for him this week. We bought this July 7, 2024, and it is the end of October 2025 as of this review. He has been out of it since the beginning of September 2025. I would highly recommend this to anyone who needs extra adhesive for their CGM sensors. The way he uses it is, putting the adhesive on his skin where the sensor will go, let it dry clear but don't touch it bc it is very sticky. Then he puts the sensor on. Afterwards he puts a second application of adhesive over the fabric part of the sensor and extending out from that just enough to cover the overpatch area. Once again wait for it to dry clear. Then I help him put the overpatch on the sensor. Be careful because this adhesive works really well, the overpatch has to be placed carefully or it will get messed up from sticking the wrong way. Don't do anything that will get you sweaty for a couple of hours after that. Then you are good to go. This adhesive will keep your sensor on the whole time, unless you accidentally hit is somehow hard enough to yank it. It still won't come off but it will give you a sensor error message, making you need to change it.

This is great, IF, you know how to use it properly. I see a lot of complaining in the reviews about it being "too much of a liquid", or how it is very "fast-drying". But a lot of the complaints would disappear if proper directions were included with the product (and an applicator would be helpful but not necessary). It lasts for a long time if you apply it correctly. The adhesive can hold up for an extended period if you apply it correctly. You will absolutely need to use an adhesive remover if you applied it correctly. It takes very little adhesive to work and this 1oz bottle has lasted a very long time. The only problem I had was the learning curve to use it correctly. How to Use: Clean whatever you plan to glue together. (I usually take IPA and wipe away dirt and oils from items or skin.) Use a q-tip and dab small amounts of the liquid glue on both sides of what is being glued (the item you are gluing and whatever you are gluing too.) (Remember its liquid and runny so be careful.) You want to apply only a thin coating to these. Wait for the liquid to dry completely on the items. The white glue will become completely clear. If you have areas with more glue it will take longer to dry. Now put those items together and apply pressure for a few seconds. (I personally do about 30 seconds.) Now you have used the adhesive properly and you will probably need a remover to separate things. (I accidentally peeled off some skin by pulling it off without assistance.

Works pretty good. It took me a couple of tries to learn how to apply it right. But once I learned how, works well. Put some on the appliance and some on your skin where it goes. Wait for both to turn clear and then stick them together. Stayed on firmly for around 6 hours. I will purchase this product again.

It held on VERY well during my use at a renaissance faire I used some small horns about 1" in length (not the super long horns) it was rubber and painted over in red for my Devil outfit, if I were to estimate it held up for about 4-5 hours before the sun came out and started to make me sweat enough for the glue to no longer adhere correctly. So once that happened i fortunately brought in the bottle of glue and dried my forehead & reapplied it and had a friend help re-adhere my horns.

Sometimes this stuff works well, other times, not so much. I believe that it has to do with how many times that you reuse your fake hair apparatus. I use it for a beard, and I'm a singer, so if you think of that, your mouth and face is constantly moving and this stuff can have a difficult time holding up. The tutorials I saw said to apply it to your face and to the apparatus. Problem is, if you apply it to the back of a mesh beard, it comes through and looks pretty gross. It kind of ruins it, honestly. Still I reused mine and just try to clean it up a bit. I would love to find another method. Spirt Gum didn't work that well at all either. Getting it off- well you can pull the hair off, but getting the glue off is an absolute bit**. Using prosaide remover is expensive and it doesn't work that well at all (for me). It takes me an hour to get my face mostly clean, and a few days for it to completely come off with showers and stuff. Wish there was a better way to do this...

Needed for theater. Super sticky and easy to use. Lasted through the show under how stage lights in the middle of summer with very little AC. Good value for the money as the jar is a good size and a little goes a long way.

Does not work well. Beware: NOT free return; 100% restocking fee.

I like this product . I works really well for pinning back big ears and for a much cheaper price than some other products on the market