Superglue on cuts

Yes, nice logic there. By that reasoning it is perfectly logical to run across the street without looking first because everything is dangerous anyway.

How hard can it be to understand? Unless the glue is explicitly marketed for use on human skin, you can be pretty damn certain it will contain stuff that you don't want into your bloodstream.

as someone else said earlier... why not wear thin gloves, even ones with some grip on them. that way you wouldn't need so much superglue. and i don't know anything about superglue but the fact that it doesn't say 'use this on flesh wounds' on any superglue tubes that i've seen suggests that it's probably not the best idea in the world, particularly if the cuts are only minor and can therefore be treated with normal bandages/plasters.

i have a similar problem to the canadian. im on a jewellry design course and im allways cutting myself with saws or files. thing is i then invariably manage to dunk the cut in acid/flux (v painful). that germoline newskin stuff is gr8 but if it isnt to hand then superglue>masking tape>plasters. plasters leak and dont stay on proply when ure filing. (not to mention the fact they absorb acid and keep it next to your skin *ouch* or they fall apart due to the acid eating them)