3M Vetbond 084 1469SB Vetbond Tissue Adhesive 1469Sb Review

Actually, I have no problem with the function of the product. It works well and I've used it to close cuts, mostly on people and mostly on myself. However, it dries to a hard blue stone fairly quickly once opened, even with the lid on tight. So that's $18 for a single cut repair. I believe that if there was a serious injury, such as a machete attack, the number would be appropriate and that is what is needed. but without caring about such attacks I would probably go to the emergency room for…

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…

I was very fortunate to find reviews from previous buyers and learn more about this product. In winter I get painful cracks in the skin at the corners of my thumb and forefinger. Until a few years ago, 3M produced a NexCare product in a metal tube for treating cracked skin that contained cyanoacrylate. 3M discontinued the tube product and began selling the product in a glass bottle with a brush applicator. This product is decent (at best), but washes out. The previous product was excellent…