RHINO RESCUERHINO RESCUE Wound Closure Device 6pcs, Wound Closure Strips Without Suture for Cut Care Device, Adhesive Bandages

I had seen these advertised and always wondered if they really worked. Well after getting a huge gash on my shin I used these to keep the sutures from being stressed and tearing. These stayed on well and really pulled the kin together.

This product works great!!! Better solution to using butterfly bandaids in the past even though those are still tried & true!! Would recommend everyone put some of these in their first aid kits!

Best idea yet. So hard to pull together cut and use butterfly stitch. This is great idea and easy to use.

Funciona muy bien para cerrar las heridas, contenta con esta compra

These wound closure devices are great items to keep in a first aid kit. Inside the box are two sealed packets with three closure devices in each. So even if you only need one or two at a time, you'll be opening up a packet of three. The packets are thin but just over 5"x5", much bigger than necessary. The back of each packet is has a bunch of text, most of it not very useful. It would be nice if the instructions for use printed on the box were also printed on the packets, even though they are pretty simple to figure out.

These were so easy to use and worked better than normal butterfly bandages. My husband cut himself with a saw and we were able to use these instead of going to the emergency room

Save ER visits, cleanse wound ASAP n apply these, DONE!!! As a nurse I think these are a great idea!!!!

These are something every parent of boys should have in their first aid kit. As an ER nurse I’ve used this type of zip closure bandage before and can say these are good ones. They are simple noninvasive bandages that anyone can use to close minor skin lacerations. They are as close to painless as you can get at home and work by distributing strain along an incision to keep it closed. They aid in bleeding and scaring and help reduce wound complications. They’re pricier than other bandages at about 3 dollars each however, when you consider what it costs for an emergency room visit they are definitely worth having on hand.