While traditional Band-Aids work well for flat areas of skin, fingers and toes can be tricky to protect. Getty Images/iStockphoto We’ve been too stuck in our ways. A life-hack expert has ...

First aid for a cut finger may involve cleaning the cut, applying a bandage, and elevating the hand. A cut finger injury can range from mild to severe. Most minor cuts heal after first aid at home.

All it takes is one slip of focus while slicing bread and you've cut your finger. Or you trip on a ... you should cover it with a sterile bandage or gauze pad and tape. If the cut is small and ...

Many finger cuts can easily be treated at home. However, medical help may be required if the cut reveals deep layers of skin, fat, or bone, if it’s infected, or if there are injured ligaments ...

Do I need to bandage a cut or scrape? You don’t need to bandage ... but if you’ve got one stuck in a finger or toe, you’ll want to get it out. How you remove a splinter depends on how ...

We asked 33 panelists to wear each bandage on their fingers for 4 hours, washing their hands twice and flexing fingers hourly. Then we had the panelists dip their bandaged fingers into room ...