Lola Davis

March 03, 2023

Jeff Jones,

Actually, Ivermectin has been found to be effective againat Covid-19. You are misinformed dude.

M

January 22, 2023

Many dermatologists actually recommend using super glue to seal cut/cracked skin. Sure, some of the ingredients could be somewhat toxic, and you wouldn’t want to slather it all over yourself or get it in yours eyes, but such a small amount is used and the stuff binds and dries so quickly that there isn’t time for a whole lot of anything to “get into the blood stream” before it hardens. I’ve been using it for my severely cracked fingertips for years. No problems. Works great! Stops the pain almost immediately and speeds up healing. This page seems like yet another “naturopath” hippy pseudo-medical site to me.

Jeff Jones

January 16, 2022

Thank you ! Using superglue to heel cracked feet is like using hydroxycloroquine or ivermechtin to treat covid. Please disregard those 3 kneejerk braindamaged comments attacking you.

Alice

November 21, 2021

Contains no chemicals? That’s how you know they are selling snake oil. Sweetheart, everything in nature is made of chemicals. I guarantee you that there is dihidrogen monoxide in your “chemical free” super expensive oil. Superglue has been safely used to seal cracks in hands for decades. Lotions and salves just cover up the problem- sealing the would actually allows it to heal from the INSIDE. It will not dry your skin out more as all it is doing is holding the edges of the cut together, keeping the inside sealed and protected so it can heal without re-cracking. And it is way cheaper than your 36 dollar lotion.

Cynical Jesus

August 23, 2021

A whole lot of dermatologists say you’re full of shit.

Paul Maxwell

May 21, 2021

Ordinary household super glues have been used for decades to seal small cuts. The naysayers warn about the fumes but neglect to acknowledge that the very same fumes are emitted every time one glues nails or repairs a broken bit of pottery.

Damage to tissue? As a first aid guy I’ve never ever seen it. I’ve used super glues to fasten some fairly significant cuts with great success; a veterinarian friend has used both medical grade and household super glues with similar success on a wide range of animals.

Most of us live in homes contaminated with lead paint and mercury-based antifungal agents, with radon gas seeping up from the foundations. Our municipal water is often contaminated with alarming levels of lead, arsenic and pesticides, yet we should fear a few micrograms of isocyanurate?