super nail Nail Bandage Instant Nail Repair

Grab these now, they're difficult to find! Before your nail tears close to the quick apply one of these clear plastic ovals. Your nail will then grow out & you'll avoid the pain. You can wear polish & place the "nail bandage" right over. No one will even notice! Great product!

I'll give it one star & that is being generous. I had a nail crack & I tried this product. It is very easy to get on - just pick out one of the little clear self-adhesive ovals, press on the nail and your done. Problem is that it is quite thick on the nail. The biggest problem is that they don't stick for very long. I washed my hands hours after I applied this product and it came right off. Very disappointed!

The bandage stayed on for 5 days before it started to peel up on the edges, and that was with daily showers and multiple swims in the lake.

The Super Nail Nail Bandage Instant Nail Repair is a decent quick fix for a broken nail, but its durability is questionable. While it adheres well initially and works effectively for the first five hours, it unfortunately starts to come off soon after. It’s ideal for a temporary solution or a short event, but don’t expect it to stay on for more than a day, especially if you need to wash or use your hands frequently. For longer-lasting results, you might want to look for other options or avoid hand activities as much as possible.

There are different size oval shapes on the 3 sheets.. They are really small, and I'm confused why they are shaped like nails while they would only cover a nail for a little kid. It's only for the crack, but even that could be bigger than the largest size. It worked for me, putting on the biggest one across (horizontally) over a big open crack I suffered from a car door. It looks much better than a bandaid and holds longer. I've been wearing the first one for a day now, and it gave my freedom back. I can wash my hands, or my hair without it ripping my nails off, I can finally reach into my pockets safely, hold a towel without entanglement... I put a little clear nail polish over it, but I don't think that's necessary. I'm really happy I found this product.

Works well, it saved the nail and stayed in place for over a week before it started to peel along the edges. I washed my hands normally throughout that week. I put the sticker over my natural nail (buffed it first) and then put 2 coats of polish over it and it worked like a charm. Very happy to find a product like this, as nail glues only work temporarily and this feels much more secure!

Great concept. Poor execution. The edges start to peel up almost immediately so it is fairly worthless. If this stayed on for 3-4 days it would be a great product to keep a nail from snagging while it is growing out. But you'd need to put on a new one 3x/day to get any use from these.

I almost didn't buy this product because of the mixed reviews. I'm glad I did though, because it's exactly what I was looking for! I keep my Nails longer (usually somewhere around 1/4 inch), but have constant issues with my thumbnails cracking just below where the nail separates from my skin. This results in either me snagging it on clothes and other fabrics constantly, or trimming it off at an uncomfortably low length (which then often results in me trimming or biting all my other nails down because I can't stand them to be uneven). These little things are just what the doctor ordered to fix this issue! I got a split in my nail last Tuesday and tried this out in the evening. It says you can use it on bare Nails, or over / under polish. I didn't want to adhere it to my bare nail, so I buffed the area of the split, put a base coat on (Essie protein base), let it dry, buffed lightly once more, then applied one of the smaller bandages on top. I was careful not to touch the sticky part with my hands while I was putting it on so I didnt get any oils on it. It's now Monday and I've since put one on my other thumbnail, and painted my nails overtop the bandages. They are just now starting to peel away, but I'd say a solid 5-6 days isn't too shabby! I've had just as many showers, countless hand washings, and was even doing some manual labor over the weekend.These come in various sizes, but I tend to only get small cracks (1/8 - 1/4 inch at most), so I'll most likely trim down the larger ones to get more use out of them. I'll definitely be keeping a supply of these on hand!For the people who had them fall off quickly, I would be sure to use the buffer to file the nail slightly before applying. After buffing, wash and dry the nail thoroughly. You may even want to take a quick swab of rubbing alcohol across to pull out any additional oils that may be on the nail.