Curad Liquid Spray Bandage, 40mL

We like this it is very handy when you cut yourself.We had one but it is almost empty , so saw this on sale had to buy it. Would recommend will buy again.

I have found some pain patches that actually work but they don't stick to my knees the way they should. I use this to seal the edges of the patches. I also use it for what it's made for and that is to hold the sides of cuts on your skin together so they can heal.

If you need spray bandage this is the best and you don't need a lot of it. Lasts a long time. Supposedly it's waterproof.

this product works very well about healimg sores.

would love to have it in the stores not just online every time I go to the store it's sold out better stocking

I have skin that tears easily and would have too many small bandages if I used plasters. Sprays on quick and dries fast. Use on forearms and elbows where I bump into things.

It stays put for a few days and then you have to replace it. It does help to keep your glucose meter in place.

did not hold the wound long did not seal all the way

if the club's on your arm or your leg yeah. if it's where your back leg needs your butt on the left side impossible. Takes forever to dry also. I'm going to wheelchair it's hard for me to stand for very long and I live with two other guys it's hard to get them to spray anything on each other probably other than a super soaker.

I have VERY dry skin. It's been especially brutal since my last mani/pedi at a salon I'd never used before. Not only did they damage all my nails using a dremel tool, but the skin on my hands %26 feet have been a disaster ever since. I am quite familiar (over the years) having busted skin on my heels %26 finger tips. But, I found a great concentrated cream (neutrogena norwegian formula hand cream) that cured that problem. And it didn't happen again... for decades... UNTIL said mani/pedi. from a salon I'd never used. ($120.00) F.F. a week or so... 8 of my fingers have cuts %26/or busted nail beds. Then, on my feet there's busted skin at my heels, etc. all of this since the last salon. I've been using bandaids with medication under them, but those never really work. The bandaid gets moist %26 slides right off. So I thought I'd try a liquid spray. It's been YEARS since I've had to use them. But with today's technology I "thought" they might be better, stronger, just more advanced, %26 pain free. Wrong. 1st of all, this stuff burns like straight alcohol on an open wound😱. 2nd of all, the spray goes everywhere but, on the cut. And lastly, it doesn't cover very well. Liquid bandage was so much better decades ago. Yes it burns too, but at least it puts a true seal on your cuts to allow them to heal. This stuff just burns, yet doesn't seal.