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I definitely agree with the Neosporin/Polysporin, but I can understand your desire for "something else" that would offer more protection. There are two other products I can think of that might meet your needs, albeit right now I cannot think of any brand names. One would be spray on "bandage". Not really a bandage, but it's a spray on substance that helps coat wounds and offers a little more protection. Readily available at most pharmacies. The other is a self-adhesive surgical dressing. Not cheap, but good stuff. Designed to stick on for long durations. Not too sure where you'd readily find it, perhaps at medical supply stores. While I'm writing this a third idea comes to mind that might do the trick as well. Those little circular bunion pads might stay put on the nose, providing some cushioning but allowing the inner area to be exposed.

<blockquote data-quote="Roadkill" data-source="post: 138721" data-attributes="member: 3844"><p>I definitely agree with the Neosporin/Polysporin, but I can understand your desire for &quot;something else&quot; that would offer more protection.&nbsp; There are two other products I can think of that might meet your needs, albeit right now I cannot think of any brand names.&nbsp; One would be spray on &quot;bandage&quot;.&nbsp; Not really a bandage, but it's a spray on substance that helps coat wounds and offers a little more protection.&nbsp; Readily available at most pharmacies.&nbsp; The other is a self-adhesive surgical dressing.&nbsp; Not cheap, but good stuff.&nbsp; Designed to stick on for long durations.&nbsp; Not too sure where you'd readily find it, perhaps at medical supply stores.&nbsp; While I'm writing this a third idea comes to mind that might do the trick as well.&nbsp; Those little circular bunion pads might stay put on the nose, providing some cushioning but allowing the inner area to be exposed.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Roadkill, post: 138721, member: 3844"] I definitely agree with the Neosporin/Polysporin, but I can understand your desire for "something else" that would offer more protection. There are two other products I can think of that might meet your needs, albeit right now I cannot think of any brand names. One would be spray on "bandage". Not really a bandage, but it's a spray on substance that helps coat wounds and offers a little more protection. Readily available at most pharmacies. The other is a self-adhesive surgical dressing. Not cheap, but good stuff. Designed to stick on for long durations. Not too sure where you'd readily find it, perhaps at medical supply stores. While I'm writing this a third idea comes to mind that might do the trick as well. Those little circular bunion pads might stay put on the nose, providing some cushioning but allowing the inner area to be exposed. [/QUOTE]

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