Prosthetic Medical Adhesive | Ostomy, Mastectomy, SFX (2oz)

It's sticky and keeps my bag attached to my body. No more accidents. You should get one.

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This might sound crazy, but I bought this to ensure that a fake moustache stayed in place for a photography and costume event that I was attending. This glue's adhesive is very good. It managed to stick my moustache on top of a layer of foundation and makeup setting spray and held it in place all day. This was during a hot day at the height of summer and I was hot and sweaty, but the mustache did not budge. I know that this is not the glue's intended use, and I don't have any experience with medical items that this would be used for, but I just want to let people know that I found it to be very adhesive with a strong hold. If you use it for medical reasons, I hope you find it as good as I did

The "Gorilla Glue" of Medical Adhesives—Maximum Strength, But Read the Application Warning! I can now give a fair and honest review after using this product for the past two weeks and making an honest comparison to another medical adhesive, SKIN TAC WIPES. The SKINISTER MEDICAL ADHESIVE SPRAY is like the Gorilla Glue of medical adhesion. Once you spray or attach a medical device to your skin, this stuff will not come off. It's the strongest I've used. ✅PROS Strength: It is incredibly strong—really strong! I use this on my EVERSENSE 365 CGM MONITOR and it works great. Superior to Competitor: Compared to the SKIN TAC WIPES, this is much stronger. The wipes are okay, but they start to come off after just a few days. Application Tip: Let the air get to the spray for a few seconds before you apply it. This activates the adhesion. ❌ CONS Price: It's pricey for the small amount you get: a 2-oz bottle costs $28.00. Messy Application: It can be messy to apply, so you should have a cloth to cover your countertop before you use this. If you get it on your countertop, just use ordinary rubbing alcohol or a scrubbing pad to help remove it. Residue: It leaves a thick, rubbery, sticky residue behind when the device is removed, which is hard to clean off your skin. You can use ALCOHOL that works pretty good.