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I should have had the nurse who patched my cut hand up after I smacked a deer in Michigan this spring use that. She used some sort of goopy stuff to seal the cut closed but it didn't last but a few hours and was peeling off. I could have done way better myself with home-made butterflies made from paper tape. Maybe she shoulda bought their supplies at the vet!
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11-18-2013, 12:06 PM
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I have never used the EMT gel but I have always carried with me for the same reason, can't hurt to have it...
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