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For Small Cuts & Wounds
#1 Liquid Bandage Over 100 Applications
Antiseptic to Help Prevent Infection
Convenient to Use on Hard to Cover Areas
The Bandage That Stays On®
Invisible
Flexible
Waterproof
Easy To Use
New-Skin® Liquid is for small cuts and wounds. New-Skin® dries rapidly to form a tough protective cover that is antiseptic, waterproof and lets skin breathe. Completely covers the entire wound to keep out dirt and germs. Try New-Skin® Spray for larger areas.
First aid to help prevent bacterial contamination in minor cuts and scrapes.
Warnings
For external use only. Warning: Flammable: Keep away from fire or flame.
Do not use in the eyes, over large areas of the body, longer than one week unless directed by a doctor, on infected areas or wounds that are draining, with other first aid products such as lotions and creams, over sutures, or on mucous materials.
Ask a doctor before use if you have deep puncture wounds, deep cuts, animal bites, serious bleeding, diabetes, poor circulation, or serious burns.
When using this product do not store at temperatures above 120F°, intentional misuse by deliberately concentrating and inhaling the contents can be harmful or fatal.
Stop use and ask a doctor if condition persists or gets worse or if infection occurs.
Keep this and all drugs out of reach of children. If swallowed, get medical help or contact a poison control center right away.
New-Skin First Aid Antiseptic Liquid Bandage, 1 fl oz
4.1
(based on 35 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
(20)
4 Stars
(8)
3 Stars
(1)
2 Stars
(1)
1 Stars
(5)
81%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
Easy to use (16)
Effective (15)
Promotes healing (11)
Safe (8)
Cons
Harsh (3)
Best Uses
Keep in the medicine cabinet (11)
Quick fix (10)
Emergency preparedness (7)
Outdoor activities (5)
Reviewer Profile:
Parent (7), Novice first aid skills (5), CPR trained (3)
Primary use:
Personal (15)
Most Liked Positive Review
Works for awkward locations!
The first time I used this stuff was to seal a deep cut that was on the top of my index finger right above the knuckle. It was great because I couldn't cover it with...Read complete review
The first time I used this stuff was to seal a deep cut that was on the top of my index finger right above the knuckle. It was great because I couldn't cover it with a bandage considering the location. It helped keep the wound closed like a butterfly bandage so scarring was minimal.
The second time I had to break it out was when I accidently stabbed the tip of my pinky with scissors. Yes, I'm accident prone! There was no way a bandage would have covered it so a couple swipes of this and I was good to go!
Yes, there is MINOR stinging upon application, no worse than if you applied hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol, but after the first swipe I didn't feel anything. Repeated applications (it will peel off if it's in an area that is exposed to water frequently) were pain free. I also apply it to any scratches or small abrasions to speed healing.
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Most Liked Negative Review
Stinging
Yes, It does sting! Otherwise it works, especially on feet/heel cracks. I wish they carried "Nexcare™ Skin Crack Care " which is the same, but does NOT ...Read complete review
Yes, It does sting! Otherwise it works, especially on feet/heel cracks. I wish they carried "Nexcare™ Skin Crack Care " which is the same, but does NOT STING! No idea why the difference, but I have always used the Nexcare brand for years. Tried a bottle of this and will go back to Nexcare. Was hoping to find it here now.
Comments about New-Skin First Aid Antiseptic Liquid Bandage, 1 fl oz:
I hurt the back of my heel and bandaids kept falling off. I tried every brand and size and they simply would not stay. This product was recommended to me and I could not be happier. Provides a shield that seemed to speed the healing process. Cannot recommend enough. Only minus is that if the wound is even slightly open it stings like crazy for a few seconds. Then it feels better. I will probably give up regular bandaids and just use this from now on.
Comments about New-Skin First Aid Antiseptic Liquid Bandage, 1 fl oz:
This stuff works great for mosquito bites. Just dab some on and not only does it stop the itching, but when it's dry, if you scratch it, it can't do any harm! Yup, you can scratch right through the new skin seal. I get eaten alive by mosquitoes if I forget to wear pants in my yard, so I just use New Skin on the new bites. They go away faster with no scabs from scratching. Smells like really strong nail polish remover (God knows what's in it) but it works. Saves me from scarring and spots on my legs and arms!
Comments about New-Skin First Aid Antiseptic Liquid Bandage, 1 fl oz:
Yes, It does sting! Otherwise it works, especially on feet/heel cracks. I wish they carried "Nexcare™ Skin Crack Care " which is the same, but does NOT STING! No idea why the difference, but I have always used the Nexcare brand for years. Tried a bottle of this and will go back to Nexcare. Was hoping to find it here now.
Comments about New-Skin First Aid Antiseptic Liquid Bandage, 1 fl oz:
Once there was a bandage product called Second Skin (now they produce only high-end blister bandages). That product cleaved to your skin like a silk glove and did not come off for days. I loved it. New Skin is the next best thing, and is now the only thing I know of that provides a near-perfect seal on small wounds and cuts. I carry it when backpacking. Its alcohol content (stings a bit) disinfects, and then when dry the product seals the wound (takes a minute). There is nothing else like it. I do not know if it promotes healing; that would take a study. However in my experience, it prevents infection and keeps you active, whether you are gardening, swimming, or playing tennis.
Comments about New-Skin First Aid Antiseptic Liquid Bandage, 1 fl oz:
I suffer from wintertime cracks in my hands and have tried everything. This is the only product that actually heals my hands quickly. It keeps wounds dry even after having my hands in water. It burns a little upon application and you have to give it a few minutes to dry, but it is worth it!
Comments about New-Skin First Aid Antiseptic Liquid Bandage, 1 fl oz:
Every winter, my fingers get these cracks near my fingernails. I coat the cracks with New-Skin and they heal in a few days. While they're healing, I don't have that pain of repeatedly breaking the partially healed cracks and exposing them again to germs. It is applied with a brush similar to fingernail polish.
Comments about New-Skin First Aid Antiseptic Liquid Bandage, 1 fl oz:
It's always interesting reading the other reviews when you find a product that's great. This stuff is incredible! It has an odor, but I certainly don't think it's evil and horrible. But people always have different perceptions. It's very cold going on, so I wouldn't suggest using it on young children. We live in the high desert of Nevada where the winds just scream over the apartments like a banshee when it storms. When the humidity gets to 10% it's high. My cuticles get cut and it's really painful, but putting bandages on them is futile. Everytime my hands get wet, off comes the bandage. When we discovered this stuff we gave it a try and it keeps the sore area protected so life can go on.
Clean affected area. Apply a small amount on the area 1-3 times daily. Let dry. A second coating may be applied for extra protection. To remove, apply more New-Skin® and quickly wipe off. Fingernail polish remover may dissolve New-Skin® Liquid Bandage.
Store at room temperature away from heat.
May temporarily sting upon application.
Do not allow to come in contact with floors, countertops or other finished surfaces-will stain.
