Stitches? *GRAPHIC WARNING*

[cptx]

Use butterfly enclosures, about 4-5 should cover it and keep it cleaned and triple antibiotic ointment. Doesn't look deep enough for stitches, but it's on a highly movable part so that it helping keeping it open. It still will close up, but will leave nasty scar if you don't consciously bend that finger less and use something to help close it.

They do also make flexible band aids for fingers, but the buttterfly enclosures work better because they allow it to dry out and heal.

 

LMFAO

 

 

Gotta love it when idiots try to sound smart. I don't think he's asking about where to keep pet butterflies.

[Bronn]

Looks fake as hell tbqh

[Guest Spider Monkey]

Stopping jacking off and keep your finger straight.

[Chimera]

Did you splinter it to your middle finger?

Actually looks pretty good for a week old finger cut

[Big A]

LMFAO

Gotta love it when idiots try to sound smart. I don't think he's asking about where to keep pet butterflies.

Gee, lets see what comes in a first aid kit:

Monti & Associates, Inc. Div. of MA-Line

All Purpose First Aid Kit

2 - Cotton Tip Applicators

1 - Carry Anywhere Case Large

1 - 2 x 4.5 yds. Conform Roll Bandage

3 - Triple Antibiotic Ointment Packs

2 - FDA Approved Latex Barrier Gloves

1 - 5 x 9" Trauma Pad

3 - Butterfly Enclosures

2 - Knuckle Bandages

1 - Finger Splints

12- Alcohol Cleansing Pads

4 - 2 x 2" Sponge Dressing Pads

1 - Burn Relief Gel Packs

1 - 72 pages AMA First Aid Guide

25- 3/4 x 3" Adhesive Bandages

1 - 1/2" x 5 yds First Aid Tape Roll

9 - Antiseptic Cleansing Wipes

10- Children's Bandages

2 - #2 Safety Pins

2 - Patch Bandages 1 - Sterile Eye Pad

4 - tweezers

1 - Pair of Scissors

2 - Fingertip Bandages

1 - 2" x 4" elbow and Knee bandages

2 - 4" x 4" gauze Dressing

2 - 2" x #" Non-Stick Pads

10- Non Aspirin Tablets

2 - Decongestant tablets

1 - 4" x 5" Cold Compresses

http://columbustemp.cgnacontrols.com/product.html?product=486177

Gee, I guess all those years working summers at my dads (cardiologist) office and volunteering at the hospital did allow me to name such a basic item correctly. Sorry if your package said "closures" instead as different brands call them differently or was it you were just completely ignorant to what those first aid items actually were? Nevermind, I don't actually care about your reason..

[Jakob]

It's healing at rapid speed now, I still expect a uber big scar. 

 

http://i.imgur.com/QIRlgxv.jpg

 

[Bronn]

if you ever become a spy, your codename should be Pussyfinger

[cptx]

Gee, lets see what comes in a first aid kit:

Monti & Associates, Inc. Div. of MA-Line

All Purpose First Aid Kit

2 - Cotton Tip Applicators

1 - Carry Anywhere Case Large

1 - 2 x 4.5 yds. Conform Roll Bandage

3 - Triple Antibiotic Ointment Packs

2 - FDA Approved Latex Barrier Gloves

1 - 5 x 9" Trauma Pad

3 - Butterfly Enclosures

2 - Knuckle Bandages

1 - Finger Splints

12- Alcohol Cleansing Pads

4 - 2 x 2" Sponge Dressing Pads

1 - Burn Relief Gel Packs

1 - 72 pages AMA First Aid Guide

25- 3/4 x 3" Adhesive Bandages

1 - 1/2" x 5 yds First Aid Tape Roll

9 - Antiseptic Cleansing Wipes

10- Children's Bandages

2 - #2 Safety Pins

2 - Patch Bandages 1 - Sterile Eye Pad

4 - tweezers

1 - Pair of Scissors

2 - Fingertip Bandages

1 - 2" x 4" elbow and Knee bandages

2 - 4" x 4" gauze Dressing

2 - 2" x #" Non-Stick Pads

10- Non Aspirin Tablets

2 - Decongestant tablets

1 - 4" x 5" Cold Compresses

http://columbustemp.cgnacontrols.com/product.html?product=486177

Gee, I guess all those years working summers at my dads (cardiologist) office and volunteering at the hospital did allow me to name such a basic item correctly. Sorry if your package said "closures" instead as different brands call them differently or was it you were just completely ignorant to what those first aid items actually were? Nevermind, I don't actually care about your reason..

yea, the fact that some obscure list you found on google also got it wrong doesn't validate you

 

 

https://www.google.com/search?q=butterfly+closures&safe=off&client=firefox-a&hs=vOD&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=3rUkUv6TDeizsAS1oIDgCA&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1600&bih=814

 

Literally every major brand (and medical professional) calls them closures you dolt.

 

 

A butterfly "enclosure"