Medline Topical Skin Adhesive Liquiband Flow Control 0.5 Gram Liquid Precisio...

Finally had a reason to use. No I'm not a masochist...just prepared (for once). A spray coagulating spray was worthless. I then found the adhesive and lined the long deep scratch and expected a sting...nope. Held the wound sides together for a short time. Not one more drop and I'm on a blood thinner. Clean the wound and try to slow the blood seepage. Squeeze the wings together and crush the inner vial. Solution turns blue . Squeeze a couple of drops onto a tissue to see rate of flow. Then just lay a thin line along the cut while holding the skin together. A but difficult if it's on the back of the hand if alone. I laid a strip then held the skin together ...a bit messy but it worked. Put on the cover bandage too soon. See below. One caution....the glue will adhere to a covering. Wouldn't have been a big deal except I used a sheer hospital bandage without adhesive over the wound. So the not quite dried glue mated my wound to the plastic. In short it took a bit of sting to get everything off. If I had used a cotton type pad, it could have been more easily removed. Try to let the glue dry thoroughly and really harden. The glue coating will come off much like a scab.

Good but expensive