New Skin Antiseptic Liquid Bandage Reviews

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3.00 of 5 (by 3 users)

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Favorable Review

An indispensable item for your first aid kit.

NOV

2009

I recently cut my hand on a pair of sharp scissors, which is an area in that normal bandages are hard to apply let alone stay put. I placed a few drops of the liquid bandages on both cuts, and I was pleased with how well it worked. It did sting a little, but not much. I have used liquid bandages...

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Willing to pay for quality

CherylBarrel
Pierpont, SD

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Convenient but Stings

AUG

2009

At first I thought that I could replace some of the bandages in my first aid kit with the New Skin liquid bandage. It is an antiseptic and bandage all in one. However, it is somewhat difficult to use because it does not work on bleeding wounds. It is washed away by blood. It also does not work on large...

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Practical

seeker1964
Watertown, NY

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Creative Band-Aid Alternative Falls Flat

Chasing two accident-prone toddlers, Mom of 2

SEP

2009

On the surface, New Skin sounds like an excellent idea - instead of reaching for a pesky, wasteful band-aid, pull out New Skin! Simply paint it on, let it dry and you're good to go and protected from infection and further pain.

Right?

We all have those random cuts - paper cuts, accidents, etc. It's not unusual to think, "how the heck am I going to get a band-aid to stay on here?" You know the cuts I'm talking about.

Unfortunately, while New Skin does offer an attractive alternative, it also falls very flat.

How It Works

Directions are straightforward -

1) Clean area
2) Apply small amount to affect...

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