Would you recommend the gel (this) or spray version of this product?
1400490
I've only ever used the gel, but I can tell you it does a fabulous job of healing wounds quickly. I have a cat who scratched his ear so badly that I thought he'd need surgery to repair it, and this had it looking immensely better in 48 hours
1400491
To be honest I haven't used the spray. I chose the jell so it would stay on the application sight as a posed to running like liquids can do. I also felt it would act as a protective barrier. I used this product on my German short hairs scraped knee and it performed well though.
1400492
Definitely the gel version. It's thicker and while it does take a little longer to dry, it seems to be more durable. Depending upon the wound, I'll put Super Glue on the area after the EMT gel has dried since the EMT gel is water soluble.
1400493
I guess it would depend on what your using it on. I think either would be great for healing process, I use this gel for deeper cuts/punctures.
1400494
I've only used the gel on our dogs and it worked great. I bought some for my niece's dogs and she uses it as well with the same results. It is am amazing product. Highly recommend the gel!
1400495
I strongly recommend the gel. It's sticky but can be placed exactly where it is needed.
1779810
I use this product as rusk discontinued Thicker volumizing gel (the best product ever!) I find that that the Rusk Thickr texturizer is a bit too greesy for me, but if you require moisture for your hair, this may work for you. In addition to The Rusk Thicker spray (For moisture and texture and sytlying, I use Wen volumizer gel. It is wonderful, light and all you need is a dab (dime ful) in your hand and run it through your hair.
1325804
Make sure you didn't mean to get the 'gel' version of this product. The 'gel' and the 'moisturizer' are very different products and I once made the mistake of getting the wrong one.
1650937
I have talked with the tech support on the phone and was told that all the formulas are same in terms of active ingredients, they are just labeled differently for different uses. Some people/contexts need specifically labeled products. There are differences in thickness in some of the products. There is the spray which is pure liquid, the hydrogel which is a light gel, the opthalmalgic formula which is extremely thick (and hurts like HECK in the eye, much prefer the hydrogel or liquid for the eye). Those are the ones I know. There is another question here about which formula is best for what, and that is a very valuable discussion, many of the answers contain valuable animal care insights. What I don't know is if the "Hot Spot" formula is the pure liquid or the gel (in terms of getting what they consider to be the best thickness for that use). You could call their Tech Support and ask them-- they were very friendly to me. But yes, the 16oz is the best deal and has the trigger sprayer which is so much easier to operate, especially when your hands are slippery. I also use this product on myself, they make a whole line for human use but it is ALL the same thing.
224104
By the way, this product works very well and is very easy to apply. We get much better results with this than others have gotten with much higher priced products. I prefer the spray to the lotion - easier and more effective. Good luck!
145879
I think it depends on how you are going to use it. First let me say we use it on ourselves as well as our dogs (we have champion english setters). in our ranch environment we get lots of scrapes and scratches as do our dogs. I have the hydogel sitting by my sink in our back bathroom. small scrapes/cuts/burns/wounds the gel is great. However for larger areas skin rashes, larger wound areas as in care after stitches, the spray works best.
2007053
I think those questions are best answered by the manufacturer, personally I prefer the spray. Thanks for asking.Chick Smith
1268445
That is what I did (buy both) but you can buy a spray bottle at the local Wal Mart/Target in the travel section.
862022
The instant clear gel will NOT break down and get soupy with heat or freezing for later use like "sure gel". A much better choice.
1668866
Personally I preferred the spray can version better to adhere to every and any thing. What sucks is if you're indoors, you won't be able to use it with out the windows and doors open while wearing a mask. Again, It takes to plastic. Yes. BUT the spray can is better for a finished look. No peeling or bubbles.
904304
I prefer the liquid form as I can be a little more accurate with the application which serves to conserve some product as well. You really aren't going to go wrong with either, great products.
2016918
I used the gel in garage. I suggest you purchase the spray for your car. Spray at night and before going to bed, if your car stays in garage open windows a crack. Smoke lingers in fabric and leather and rubber. I would plan on using approx 3 cans. Also depends on size of your car
91067
I would say spray simply because it will provide a smoother and better looking finish.
635918
Correct - it is liquid (watery) and not gel-based. So, it sprays on easily.
1194980
I would consider it more of a gel. I use the tip of a little cheese spreader knife to get the color out. Doesn't take much color at all usually to get the color you're going for
1941882
I've never used this like a gel or to lay my Hair down I prefer Flaxseed Gel to lay my Hair down.Sorry I couldn't help with this question.
1066947
Use the gel pm Use rejuvenation cream am and pm. Like it all and this is the 3rd time I have ordered both