New-Skin Liquid Bandage, 0.3 oz

Best bandage out there for scratches and small cuts. I have cats and they are always jumping in my lap and scratching me up. This stuff is fantastic because regular band aids don't work. You just have to make sure you don't have any allergic reaction to it. Also, I always clean my wounds before applying this to get any germs out. Great for annoying hangnails too. My cuts usually heal very fast in about 4 days with this stuff too. I highly recommend it too when a heavy duty bandaid won't work. Works great if your wounds are in an area that get wet a lot like your hands. Apply 1or 2 thin coats, allow it to dry and you're good to go.

This stuff has been a staple in my first-aid kit for years. Traditional bandages don’t always cut it—especially for cuts on fingers, knuckles, or anywhere that bends or gets wet often. That’s where New-Skin really shines. It stings a little when you first apply it (fair warning!), but it dries quickly and forms a solid, flexible seal over the wound that stays in place through handwashing, showers, and general daily wear. I’ve used it on everything from kitchen knife nicks to scrapes on my heel when breaking in new shoes. Pros: • Perfect for hard-to-bandage areas • Stays on even with water exposure • Compact and easy to carry • Way more discreet than a Band-Aid • Helps prevent reopening the cut Cons: • The sting is real for a second or two • Small bottle, but a little goes a long way If you deal with frequent minor cuts or just hate how bandages peel off after a few hours, this is 100% worth having on hand. Just make sure the wound is clean before applying!

Fabulous product for humans and pets. It is in my camping first aid box as things always go wrong when 80+ miles from civilization or on holiday weekends. This works and closes wounds and seals them well. Keeping them clean so they can heal.

Works great, but stings. Fair warning.

I love this stuff and keep a bottle in my medical supplies kit. I primarily use this liquid bandage to cover skin splitting on my fingers caused by cold, dry weather. Regular bandages don’t work to cover splits on fingertips — they’re too bulky and fall off when wet. Put a drop of this liquid bandage on the split skin and give it a moment to dry. It lasts through a few hand washings and may need to be reapplied throughout the day. I find that it cushions the open skin, making it less painful and helps the skin to heal faster.

I use this mostly during the winter when I get cracks at the ends of my fingers in the winter. It protects the area and keeps things closed. I've used this for many years.

Great product and price!!!!

It smells like nail polish while it dries which is really unpleasant. It sticks okay to skin.