Talk:Liquid bandage
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SUPER GLUE
[edit ]There are two references to super glue in the article that seem to contradict eachother. Thoughtbox (talk) 23:59, 31 August 2009 (UTC) [reply ]
EXTERNAL LINKS
[edit ]3M's Nexcare No Sting Liquid Bandage Spray was listed with a broken link. The best I found was the following, but it was a product category (with only this one product).
Bad mixup
[edit ]This article completely mixes up two different things, and it ́s never clear about which it is in every sentence.
One is a simple polymer solution, giving a spray-on plaster thing, that can be used for all kind of little bruises.
The other thing are cyanacrylate glues, that are a stitching replacement, for deep cuts and also for use in surgery. These polymerize anionically upon contact with water.