KeriCure's Natural Seal Spray on Bandage with Itch Relief, 1oz First Aid Barrier, Soothing, Protective, Moisturizing Liquid Bandage for Kids, Woman Owned Small Business

This KeriCure's Natural Seal Wound Barrier, 1oz Spray on First aid Barrier, Soothing moisturizing Barrier is a useful and unique product. It's like a rubberized gelatin feeling coating for your skin, and it dries tacky, but protects exposed shallow scrapes and small cuts. This feels soothing and cooling when sprayed on, and you can reapply often throughout the day. It won't hold your skin together for cuts like some more heavy duty liquid bandages can do, but it's excellent for mild abrasions where you want to let it stay exposed and not under a bandage. This is perfect for children's scrapes especially.

Works fairly well as advertised. Soothing and forms a barrier. The only problem is that it takes a long time to dry into the barrier and can be smudged off if not allowed to dry. Fine using on an adult or area that doesn’t get routinely rubbed on, but a freely moving child may rub it off.

I usually get a lot of cuts and skin tears on my fingers. It's really hard for me to put bandages on them because it's inconvenient to continue to work with them on, they fall off, they smell, they get wet, etc. My fingers also don't seem to hold well to the bandages. I was excited to try this product in hopes that it would solve some of my issues. It really does work well in sealing the area, allowing it to heal, and keeping irritants out. It does take a while to try and can be hard to apply - it's very loose and very much a liquid. However, if you spray it generously over the sink and give it a minute to dry before moving on, it works really well. I do have to reapply a few times a day, but that's to be expected (as I would probably have to do the same with a regular bandage, especially with regular hand washing). The liquid bandage doesn't seem to irritate my sensitive skin, nor does it leave a real smell, which is nice. I would recommend this product overall, as I am pleased with its benefits.

Impressive product. This does work. Keeps the debris and dirt out, while healing stubborn cuts. I often times get dry and skin that tears near my fingernails during the colder months and this product is going to heal and allow the skin to form back together again w/o having to go through boxes and boxes of bandages. Amazing, it doesn't sting and offers pretty much immediate sealed relief.

KeriCure's Natural Seal Wound Barrier is an interesting concept, basically a liquid band aid that helps when you have a smaller wound to protect it and allow it to heal. This is especially meant for issues like cracked skin and such to help lock in the moisture to allow it to heal. Obviously like with any wound you have to make sure it is clean first since you don't want any dirt in there to cause any kind of infection. Then you just shake it up to make sure it is mixed well, spray on a thin layer, wait a couple of minutes for it to dry and remove the excess from the edges. Don't rub it in or anything since that is not how this is supposed to be used. I found when you use it, it is just slightly tacky to the touch and is a bit flexible just like you would expect and hope it to be or else it would just crack and then you would have no protection again. It is very easy to use really but the layer you get is pretty thin. It does have a tendency to run away before it dries so you really can only apply a little bit. So if you wanted a thicker layer you would have to apply a thin layer at a time. They also recommend reapplying it up to 3 times a day, which to me indicates that they also realize it is not very resilient to normal wear and tear which is what I have found. It works well for a quick making something that is open, add this on it to give it a protective layer for a bit but then that layer does wear off and you let nature just run its course or put a band aid on it. I just don't see myself grabbing to this one much at all unfortunately. Even though it is easy to use it does tend to run off making it a bit of a strategy game to figure out how to place the area in question to avoid run off.

This spray works okay but it has to applied several times to provide decent protection and then it comes right off when you wash your hands, so I don't see how it's waterproof. Might be good for some situations but it's not too useful for me.

I dunno how to describe it better than to say it feels kind of like that liquid bandage or liquid skin stuff. It take a little bit to dry and stings some but it gets the job done. I wish it listed allergy info tho.

Compared to some other first aid sprays that we have used, this one is very thin and runny. It takes at least a couple of minutes to dry and holding steady that long so it doesn't drip off is not always easy, especially when the wound is on an arm or finger or leg. It dries into a very thin layer and I'm not sure how much protection that really gives me. The instructions say to reapply 3 times per day, so they must not expect it to be very durable.