I've glued myself back together with crazy glue more than a few times out in the bush, it's cheap and effective. I'm assuming dermabond is roughly the same stuff.This is like a tape version of the hair apposition technique.
Pull hair across from each other to close the wound and put a little dab of glue.
I think that this tape is overly complicated.
It would only work well on a nice straight incision like a knife cut, and on a part of the body that has some give without too much tension. Cut your thigh cut your arm cut your back? Probably work fine. But I have to wonder why I couldn't just be given individual pieces of tape and put it on manually for better control.
And I wonder why I couldn't just use dermabond as I currently do?
I've glued myself back together with crazy glue more than a few times out in the bush, it's cheap and effective. I'm assuming dermabond is roughly the same stuff.
That's immediately what I thought of, a butterfly.It's like a butterfly bandaid. Sort of. I've used those on wounds I 100% should have gotten stitches for.
Hell, I've used duct tape before.
I used new skin during baseball games when a chunk of my finger was hanging off .
done deal
Well, that explains this then.
Throbbie wouldn't give up his fist for all the tea in China.Well, that explains this then.
Not possible. He has no future.i thought this was going to be a thread about this guy.
Slight isomer change to cause less dermatitis and it's sterile. And it cost a million times more. Otherwise dermabond and superglue are identical.
I'm going to stab your face
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