about 10 years or so here, too. but it’s about empty. gonna need more with my recent track record vs knives in the kitchen (went a month slicing a different finger on one hand each week) and a couple bad scrapes so far this winter from falls outside.
Hydrogen peroxide is terrible for cuts, it damages the skin.
Cleaning with soapy water and using a bandage to keep the healing skin moist is the best. If you are worried about an infection, like a cut that got dirt in it then use an antibiotic like polysporin.
That seems like a lot of hydrogen peroxide. What should I be using it for that I’m missing out on?
I think I’ve had the same bottle for 10+ years and 2+ moves
about 10 years or so here, too. but it’s about empty. gonna need more with my recent track record vs knives in the kitchen (went a month slicing a different finger on one hand each week) and a couple bad scrapes so far this winter from falls outside.
Hydrogen peroxide is terrible for cuts, it damages the skin.
Cleaning with soapy water and using a bandage to keep the healing skin moist is the best. If you are worried about an infection, like a cut that got dirt in it then use an antibiotic like polysporin.
https://health.osu.edu/health/skin-and-body/wound-care-myths
nah, vodka.
Maybe they have hemophilia or that paper skin disease