Doctors recently have been using it instead of clamps or stitches in some
surgeries.
Wes
on 12/28/01 11:37 AM, Jon Wennerberg at jonw@up.net wrote:
> Hay, Paul -- did I tell you that Superglue helps cracked fingers?
>
> I've put up with cracked fingertips for years -- lotion and other goo just
> doesn't cope with the cold dry weather up here. Last month I finally tired
> superglue on the cracked skin and I found that it works just dandy.
>
> I was sorta scary that I'd suffer from "chemical" ouchiness if I used the
> stuff, but I only had to endure some discomfort as the glue dried and moved
> things into their new places. No chemical sting, no chemical sting, no
> chemical sting (I tell you three times). I and Nancy expected the worst, it
> didn't happen. The glue set within an hour or less, and after three or four
> days the glue wore off and new skin had started growing. In the meantime
> the glue kept my fingertips from hurting every time I touched something -
> and also held things in place while some new skin grew.
>
> Don't be afraid to use superglue to hold yourself in place.
>
> Don't put it on, fresh, however, before greeting your honeybunch at bedtime.
> Some things need to be left to the imagination of spectators. . .
>
> Jon #436 1350 M/PS/G
> Marquette, Michigan
> (that's way up north)
>
> <<<half Of Paul Bland
> Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 2:07 PM
> : the Dumbest thing I did this Christmas>>>
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