My girl found this the other day at cvs. I think it is a great little item. Mini superglue. All plastic, pointed nozzle. Toss one in the first aid kit, into the bail out bag, into the tackle box, etc.... If for no other reason than to close wounds, but super glue has a multitude of uses.
Two bucks, get a few jerks
Cool...liquid stitches.
Cheers, Don
Thanks,
Could be handy for lots of things. The small multipack is great. Have to go down the Girly row next time I'm in drug store.
Great for improvising sutures.
I got these about a year ago (krazy glue brand)... Went to use first one about a week ago, punctured the seal... And nothing. It was dried up in the factory seal! A bit gel-ish, but high viscosity and rendered unusable. 
No prob since I was at home, but would've been pretty bummed if I was out on trip and counting on it.
You guys close wounds with this stuff? Good to know. A couple weeks ago my son got injured with a wahoo mouth and I had to get him stitched.
I've used Cyanoacrylate and the medical grade glue to close a cuts that went through the skin. It holds for about a day then opens up.
will cyanoacrylate be ok to use on cuts? Just the name has an unhealthy ring to it.
LunkerBuster---nice find brother. I use lots of super glue and the larger/more expensive tubes are always hard when I try to reopen them. So these small single use tubes would be perfect.
For those interested in medical grade super glue, the medical produce is called Dermabond. We have used it for years and years in the ER.
DERMABOND ADVANCED
Am fan of superglue i use on repair on furniture or cabinet. Downside when using it for outdoor and it weaken due to heat.
I was thinking of using it in my workshop, for those annoying little cuts you get now and then.
It is also excellent for small chip outs in wood.
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