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If you are worried about the animal thing go to your local druggist and ask for anhydrous lanolin from behind the counter, they use it to mix up special ointments-basically the same thing one ounce lasts forever a tiny bit goes a long way. My doctor told me about it when I was nursing my babies if its safe for them it has to be safe on your hands!

The very best way to get out the dermabond is acetone/nail polish remover, it will be tough on your hair because it is so drying but a good conditioner should help. For you other nurses out there next time the doctor is going to use dermabond if you will rub a little petroleum jelly any where it should not be it can sure save a lot of extra trauma like stuck eye lashes or ear lobes or chins to the neck! A little trick I learned after I had to assist with separating a little girls eye lashes!(we had to cut them off one by one until her eye was opened!)

Even if it cools off I've noticed the yellow jackets are swarmming here in GA. Check with the local EMS they can give pretty good advice on what to have on hand