Natural Seal Spray on Bandage for Kids and Babies, 2 Pack, Soothing, Sting Free, No Harsh Chemicals Skin and Wound Care for Babies Sensitive Skin, Woman Owned Small Business

Unfortunately, I don't get the impression that this works. I tried it on myself, in order to get a sense of that. It's very watery. It takes a very long time to dry. And it doesn't stay sealed over the wound. In fact, whenever I checked the minor nicks I'd sprayed it on, they were uncovered, with no sign of the "liquid bandaid." For kids, who get into all kinds of dirty situations, I would not recommend this.Thank you very much for reading my review. If it was helpful, please click the button below.

This didn't really work the way I was hoping it would. It sprays on but it very liquidy. I was hoping it would not be so liquidy. But it is, and then instead of staying in the spot that needs it, it runs down. And you have to hold it for 1 to 2 minutes for it to dry which isn't going to work with a kid or baby. Then you have to pad off excess. And I do see a small film over the sore but it is hard to see. And it seems to work a bit but not as much has I thought it would

You need to clean the area well before using, but it does seal the area really well, I even use it for my dog and it did a great job of sealing a cut on him. I think it is a good product that does what it said. I would buy it again.

One thing I can tell you for sure is that this is not sting when you put it on. My daughter happened to get tripped by our dog last night and land with both knees on the concrete. Of course we had two bloody knees and a screaming 5-year-old who hates Band-Aids. I was looking for the opportunity to use this unfortunately I got it!I would go ahead and take the plastic off the top of one of these so when you need it quickly you will be able to use it. That plastic is tough to get off. After getting it off and cleaning her knees we gave this a good shake and I sprayed it on with the pump sprayer. It took about three pumps or so per knee. I took a wet wipe and absorbed the excess droplets that were around the outside per instructions and let it dry. It really did only take a couple of minutes to dry in full and my daughter honestly didn't know what to think. She seemed to feel like she could feel it on there but it doesn't look like you can see it. She was fine after she walked around for a few minutes and it appears to be keeping her scrapes under control.

I work with kids, and it is hard to get them to keep bandages on! They slip and slide, and then end up on the floor, which is very unsanitary. 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. This is even harder with wiggly kids who don't like to stand still. However, if you spray it generously over the sink and give it a minute to dry before moving on (maybe while doing the child's hair or other task where they regularly sit still), it works really well. I do have to reapply a few times a day, but that's to be expected (as happens regularly with normal bandages through hand washing, playground activities, playing with the bandages, etc.).There hasn't been any further irritation to the already wounded areas, and overall, it's an effective tool. I won't use it exclusively in place of bandages, but it is nice for some of those smaller areas that bandages can't really help, especially in smaller kiddos.

I ordered Natural Seal liquid bandage for my baby's skin concerns. This product can be used for eczema type concerns. He occasionally will get dry patches, red patches, and diaper rash. This does not seem to contain an anti-bacterial agent. It has the potential to seal in bacteria. Other liquid bandages contain Benzethonium chloride or other agents that fight bacteria. This takes several minutes to set and in some cases does not form a barrier. I have sprayed it on some dry patches. The final verdict is still out with this liquid with my baby. At this point, it does not seem to do be doing much. I will update in the next few weeks. There are a few things that keep me from giving this a full recommendation. For example, this is labeled as a natural seal spray but it contains polyacrylate polymer which appears to be a synthetic resin. It also does not appear to form as strong as a barrier compared to other products.Update- It does not seem to be thick enough. The seal needs to be far thicker. I can feel that it leaves some sort of coating on the skin but it does not feel like other bandage products. There are improvements that could be made with the formula.

This doesn't work with a flip at all.It's so runny, there is no way to actually keep the liquid on the part you need the "bandage" on for it to dry. This takes WAY Too long to dry for it to be even remotely useful.Save your money and buy the name brands

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.