Emergency Wound Closures Surgical Quality Laceration Repair Without Stitches - Think Ahead - Be Prepared - Add to Your Survival Kit, Camping Gear (Emergency Laceration Kit “Extra Strength”)

I had 3/4 inch cut on my left hand. It looks gone after 5 days.Easy to apply the patch.

Literally 3 weeks after I bought these I get a call from my son’s high school saying he had an accident and needs stitches. After picking him up and removing the bandage the school had applied I realized it was bad enough to require at least one maybe two stitches. I cleaned it, applied antibacterial ointment and used one of these and it stopped the bleeding. They work! Worth every penny and will always have these in my first aid kit. Can’t recommend these enough!

My husband has a knife business and is slicing his fingers all the time, usually he need of stitches. For those deeper stitch needing cuts this is our go to item! Don't know how much it's saved us having these. Just wished I could get them in larger packs as it's usually more than one finger cut at a time.

I cut my hand at work. I was told to get seen to get stitches. My stitches were done so poorly. After the stitches were removed only 2 out of the 5 seemed to work. I scar badly and knew I had to try and get my cut closed more. This product did just that. Super easy and so far is closing my wound and doing a better job than a doc sewing up my wound.

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Pretty useless, at least on the face. Physically not stretchy enough to close a 4mm wide cut. Attempting to stretch further separates the "staples" from the adhesive, so the spring action of the staple is also useless.A normal hydrocolloid bandage from CVS has much more elasticity and adhesive strength, and is 50 times cheaper."Staples" cut into the skin about half a millimeter, not enough to add any strength but enough to irritate your skin and draw blood.One last insult is that in a two pack, I expect two separate sterile packages so it is up to my discretion to use one or both at one time. This is not the case here: both are sealed together, so you are forced to use both at the same time. That's an obvious cash grab strategy dreamt up by some soulless businessman.Not worth it. Go with zip-tie-style wound closures for medium-large wounds and elastic hydrocolloid bandages for smaller wounds.

They provide surgical-quality care and are easy to use in a pinch. Perfect for peace of mind when dealing with cuts or wounds

I’m not sure if I applied it incorrectly. My toddler daughter got a gash that we were trying to avoid suturing. This closure has little metal garbs that dig into the skin to keep the wound closed, but those garbs did break her skin and she cried more with the closure in place than she did with actual gash after it happened. She ended up pulling it off in the middle of the night and that’s when we realized she had 4 puncture wounds from the metal garbs. So.. I think it is effective at closing wounds, but I certainly wouldn’t consider it to be painless.