Review on 3M Vetbond 084 1469SB Vetbond Tissue Adhesive 1469Sb by Jorge Maertz

I bought this for my human hands and it's worth every penny. In the winter, my fingertips crack and heal for weeks. I've been a Nuskin user for a long time, but I needed something better. Naskin saved me dozens of cuts. However, when you apply new skin, it is very painful, burns and dissolves in active areas (on my fingers) within a few hours. I've noticed that when newspaper covers a wound it has an almost knock-off effect when it dries, but that's not the case. This stuff seems to last about 24 hours with very active fingertips. I was concerned about the difference in volume between this and Nuxin 30ml vs 3ml. Don't be. This material requires a minimum amount to get the job done. One to two drops from a pin-sized applicator is enough for each incision. The instructions say it weakens as you build it up and I found that to be accurate. There are multiple applicators but I have no problem removing the excess and reusing the same applicator for a week now. Caution: I tried to blow the excess out of the tube and my lip got stuck. Just make sure the bottle and everything around it is clean before putting the cap on, otherwise you won't be able to remove it. Note: Your fingers will stick to anything they touch until it dries like super glue. You can see from the photos my fingertip has practically healed after a few days of use.