BactineMAX Liquid Bandage with Lidocaine - Wound Cleaning Liquid Bandage for Skin - Kills 99% of Germs, Covers, Protects - Skin Glue for Wounds - .30 fl. Ounce

This stuff is SO handy to have for paper cuts! It seals the cut so it doesn't sting anymore and stays on through hand washing. Great product

I have been struggling with anxiety related picking for a long time now. Unfortunately, because it’s around places like my toes and fingers, a regular bandage doesn’t work well. I was picking so much I made the area raw and sometimes bled, so I needed something to act as a barrier. This worked very well. It made the area much less painful, even as my toes rubbed my socks. It did sting a bit on the open wounds but that dissipated quickly. My only complaint is it does sort of peel off and that can be uncomfortable. Also, you do have to apply a pretty thin layer or it takes ages to dry and is sticky. Best to put layers on one at a time if you need a thicker amount. The applicator is sturdy enough but still flexible enough for curved skin. Very happy with this product.

This certainly helps on areas where bandages wont hold. Only thing I found that I don't like is that it easily washes off hands when using soap and water. Have to reapply each time.

Worthless. Washes off if it comes in contact with water. Takes forever to dry. Runs off the wound...too watery and stings like heck!

Seems like more product than I thought at first. The jar is larger, and inside it was a little foaming so hard to tell what the liquid level was at.Directions say to shake well, but I suspect the foam was just from shipping since I used it shortly after it arrived. Shook well just for good measure but still just as foamy.Anyhow seems easy enough to apply. I used it on a face cut that was being held together for the first couple days with a smaller butterfly type bandage. This was upper cheek Edgar if eye socket, and the bandage pulled in an odd way around the eye that was judt enough to be annoying and would get caught with the occasional itch in the area.So the 2nd day, cleaned up well, and there seemed to be already a joining of the layers from the bandage pushing things together for a bit. I didn’t have to dab on much, and the liquid filled the cut area and surrounding area well. Reading the directions, I placed a second layer on since some areas were a little deeper.Directs also that this can be applied 3 times a day. As it is now, holding together a cut now that took a good couple hours to stop seeping a little blood before. Pretty confident this could have been used for the initial fix, but I would have added the security if a bandage to pull things together while the glue set.No pain that others have mentioned but this was after a full day so the wound was no longer super sensitive or wet and that could have made the difference perhaps.

This isn't like most other liquid bandage products I've tried. It's a very thin liquid, which seems akin to latex, dries in a minute or two, then ends up as a very thin film. If you've ever let washable glue dry on your skin, it's exactly like that. Unfortunately, it stays tacky even when dry, is too thin to provide any protection, and rubs off with the slightest friction. It wasn't painful to apply, but I didn't notice any effects on the pain from the wounds it was applied to, either.

I appreciate the germ fighting capability of this stuff, but it's just too runny and does not dry fast enough. It needs more viscosity. Try applying this to your finger, and the Bactine drips/runs off before it has a chance to properly dry. And this is not a "skin glue", lol, not even close. I would also not call this a "liquid bandage", it's too thin a coating when it does dry. I will not being buying this ever again.

I'm going to be a little gross. I had a blood blister along my underwear line that eventually opened up leaving a very painful wound. After using this product in a very moist environment, it sealed the wound, removed pain and helped healing. Good stuff.