LIQUID BANDAGE Type Products - Use Including results post 1 week.

LIQUID BANDAGE - Liquid or Spray - Real Use - Results post 1-Week
Oct.-Nov. 2021. The Video is my experience using two brands of liquid bandage (one applied by a little brush; the other by spray). For at least 2 or 3 hours after gouging my thumb with a wine-bottle opener, I could NOT stop the bleeding, even with a lot of pressure using three or four bandages, and holding my thumb above my heart. Yes, 2 reasons for the bleeding: I take 83mg Aspirin daily; and I'm an old guy! Anyhow, wow, it really stings when applied, for at least a minute or two, but it "anticepticsizes" and covers the wound to stop bleeding (at least it did for me). I was also concerned that I was using liquid bandage over more area than just a little slice or cut or scrape. I never saw any evidence of infection. -- Trip

[RockyNicoleRae]

I think it’s a smart type of product to protect minor wounds from infection while sealing them from bleeding. It wears off by itself.

[misssummersalt]

Thanks for the comprehensive and direct review, much appreciated! Here in Australia we have a few similar options, one of which I am about to apply right now. Usually my favourite band-aid type products are hydrocolloid bandages. A smooth, slippery kind of sticking plaster that you apply once and leave on for multiple days until it literally wears itself off. I'm keen to try this new option out!

[egold]

If you are on blood thinners, bleeding can take longer to stop. If you used antibacterial soap then dab it with alcohol using a cotton ball, use a bandage for few hours. Then apply new skin. Yes it stings but it means it is working. I had a wound similar but longer in the same area. I tried the spray once but did not like it. If you wanted to bandage it, use band aid brand flexible bandage because the wound needs to drain for a few days.

[AtomicApex]

I have a similar cut on my middle finger and wearing bandage just impedes my golf grip. So this helps my decision

[easymeal]

Thanks for the review .. I will buy it and hopefully not use it :)

[jukio]

Your body makes a natural bandage, a scab. There's no need for a man made bandage.