(3 CT) 1 X 3.7” Wound Closure Strips - Zip Stitch Wound Closure Kit - Butterfly Kit Device Zip Tie Skin Closuing Butterfly Bandaids Adhesive Injury-Closing Glue Steri Strips Bandages Sutures

I had a deep cut in the palm of my hand that i myself cut with a knife....I purchased this to help close it up. & when I tell you it sealed it up after only wearing it for 3 days. It has everything you need provided. Now i did put a glove on that one hand when i showered cause i didn't want it to not stick anymore cause you only get 2 in this pack. But after day 3 i took it off it was all sealed up....Then I just wore liquid bandaid on it so that no debris would get inside any lil cracks it may find after it was sealed. Cause I'm a nail tech so with all the filing has dust everywhere. So now I purchased a couple more of these just to have for emergencies. It's great to have in your emergency kit. Trust me it's a MUST BUY!!!!

I was putting up the attic door in the garage when it slipped. It slid down my arm, splitting the skin. I used the last of my surgical strips, I had amassed from leg surgery, to hold my arm together. I like to do what I can at home so that I do not have to go to hospitals. These will be in my boo-boo bag for the next accident. I like the way they work and they seem very sturdy and able to hold the skin together with stitches.

I haven’t had to use them yet, but I’m sure they will work great.

These are great for an at home fix! I busted my shin skiing and it wasn't enough to justify going to urgent care but the way it was open, it was a wound that wouldn't stop bleeding. I tried the traditional white "butterfly stitches" but they weren't strong enough to hold the wound together. Once this was on, the adhesive stayed on my leg for 3 weeks and at that point I had to take it off myself given the wound was stable at that time. These will definitely be a go-to if a situation arises again!

I bought these for a cut on my arm. I should’ve got stitches, but I saw these on line for the first time and I was in awe!! What a genius idea to use zip ties to hold together a wound! I did use some tacky medical wipes for 100% adhesion bc I needed to wear it for a while. It closed my wound entirely and you almost can’t tell I even had a cut there! I wore them about 2 weeks and now it’s been healing about 4 weeks. You almost can’t even tell that I had a cut there! AMAZING PRODUCT that will save you from having to go to the Emergency Room to get stitches which will save you money!

Needed a little more support after my stitches came out after doctor’s orders to remove all stitches. After a little bit of walking, the opening would look swollen and open up a little not letting it continue to heal. Easy to put on and feels super secure. I haven’t cut the ends yet but will later. Make sure you clean the area and dry it completely. Worth the price. I also wasted money on some butterfly bandages from Walgreens hoping I’d save money but they came off after ten minutes.

EDIT: They offered a refund, so I gotta give them credit for that. And my guess is these would work OK on people or body parts that aren't as hairy. These ended up being completely useless. I had a cut on my chin -- a straight, vertical cut about 3/4" long about 3/16" deep, high enough on my chin that the bandage could attach flat on the surface. I washed the area with soap and dried it, then tried to attach one of these to close the cut. The first one didn't stick AT ALL; I actually spent about two minutes trying to peel another protective layer off it because I thought I must have missed one, but no, it just didn't adhere to the surface at all. My beard *partially* covered the area where the bandage needed to attach, so I shaved using an electric razor, leaving about a millimeter of stubble, then again washed and dried my face. I attached the bandage and pulled the zip ties to close the wound. The bandage stuck for about 30 seconds before one side became detached and wouldn't reattach. For the last remaining bandage, I shaved completely with a new razor blade. (I normally avoid shaving totally clean because it always causes razor burn or folliculitis. Plus, if these things are supposed to be for emergencies, they should be able to handle a hairy surface; somebody stuck out in nature isn't going to be able to shave.) This time, the bandage stuck for about 90 minutes -- just long enough to allow the wound to START to close, then tear back open after the bandage suddenly failed and detached.

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