Reviewer: kay, 45-54 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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Redness, swelling and itching ONLY in the area applied. Has been 7 days and am still waiting for the reaction to go away. Will be going to a Dermatologist to have it looked it in a week.

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Redness, swelling and itching ONLY in the area applied. Has been 7 days and am still waiting for the reaction to go away. Will be going to a Dermatologist to have it looked it in a week.
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Reviewer: Garpster, 65-74 Male on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)

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Very helpful for sealing cuts & scrapes single-handed. However, I recently used it to close hole after PICC line was removed. It stung on application and still does 2 months later, although no outside signs and doc said there's no problem.

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Very helpful for sealing cuts & scrapes single-handed. However, I recently used it to close hole after PICC line was removed. It stung on application and still does 2 months later, although no outside signs and doc said there's no problem.
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Reviewer: Janelle, 65-74 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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I just applied this about 10 minutes ago and immediately started itching all over. I called the 800# on the box and they had no info on side effects. They said to call my doctor so I will definitely call him!

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I just applied this about 10 minutes ago and immediately started itching all over. I called the 800# on the box and they had no info on side effects. They said to call my doctor so I will definitely call him!
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Reviewer: johananton, 45-54 Male on Treatment for 10 years or more (Patient)

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I have used various versions and found they all pretty much were equally effective and except the spray versions easy to apply to the needed area. IMO bandages w/ antiseptic work better where they can stay static but liquid bandage is much better on areas wear band aids do not work well; areas where movement keeps the bandage from staying in contact with the wound or causes them to fall off. It al ... Show Full Comment

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I have used various versions and found they all pretty much were equally effective and except the spray versions easy to apply to the needed area. IMO bandages w/ antiseptic work better where they can stay static but liquid bandage is much better on areas wear band aids do not work well; areas where movement keeps the bandage from staying in contact with the wound or causes them to fall off. It also works better in areas that get wet often like your hands. Liquid bandages are a good tool for minor wound areas but not always the best solution.
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