New-Skin Liquid Bandage, 1-ounce spray can

Emerson New-Skin Liquid Bandage, 1-Ounce Spray Can

Emerson New-Skin Liquid Bandage is an antiseptic liquid bandage that goes on as a spray and dries to form a tough, flexible, protective coating over minor wounds. It's ideal for anyone who wants reliable protection for cuts, scrapes, blisters, hangnails, and calluses, especially in spots where a traditional adhesive bandage won't stay put or gets in the way. The 1-ounce spray can makes application quick and touch-free.

Simply spray a thin layer over the cleaned wound area, and New-Skin dries to completely cover the entire wound, sealing out dirt and germs while helping to prevent infection. Because it flexes with your skin and adheres to hard-to-cover areas like fingertips and knuckles, it stays in place through everyday activity, hand washing, and movement. It's a convenient way to protect cuts and scrapes, prevent and cushion blisters, and help stop calluses from forming.

This product comes as a single 1-ounce spray can for easy, mess-free application. Its antiseptic formula helps guard against infection while the invisible protective layer shields the skin. Many wound care supplies like this one are FSA/HSA eligible. Add this handy home first-aid essential to your cart to keep everyday nicks and blisters protected.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a liquid bandage used for?
A: It's used to cover and protect minor wounds such as cuts, scrapes, blisters, hangnails, and calluses, forming a protective seal that keeps out dirt and germs.

Q: Is Emerson New-Skin antiseptic?
A: Yes, it contains an antiseptic to help prevent infection while it protects the wound.

Q: How do I apply it?
A: Clean and dry the affected area, then spray a thin, even layer over the wound and allow it to dry into a flexible protective coating.

Q: Will it stay on in hard-to-cover areas?
A: Yes, because it dries into a flexible film that flexes with your skin, it works well on fingertips, knuckles, and other areas where standard bandages won't stick.

Q: Is this product FSA/HSA eligible?
A: Wound care supplies like this are typically FSA/HSA eligible; check with your plan administrator to confirm.