Crazy glue in the first aid kit

[JDSport]

I used crazy glue for years until the wife told me about dermabond a few years back. Nothing ever happened to me so I guess I will consider myself lucky and continue to use dermabond.

[Dougdad]

I have used my fare share of super glue, and I have also used good old finger nail polish to. On a canoe trip when bandaids would not stay on and the cut was fairly large, I made sure it was clean and completly closed then put a good coat of nail polish on it. My friend had it in his portable fly tying kit. Worked great!

[Hayley]

You use what you have when in a dangerous situation. There might be dangers, but it is a choice of survival at many points. Duct tape, glue, whatever -- if it works and you are alive and well, no harm.

[Refrigerator]

Originally Posted by Hayley

You use what you have when in a dangerous situation. There might be dangers, but it is a choice of survival at many points. Duct tape, glue, whatever -- if it works and you are alive and well, no harm.

I agree with your wisdom.

[BCBabe]

By whatever means, so long as there is no harm committed....

You do what you have to do, and worry about the details once you're safe again.

I've seen feminine hygiene products used for everything you can imagine, including first aid: the absorbancy factor means less mess with a bloody wound.

[GPER]

Yes , I do carry Kotex in my first aid kit too.