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Hacks related to the care of one's self. Including grooming, first-aid, etc. But we are not medical professionals. Users seeking diagnoses or personalized medical advice should seek professional medical advice.
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What's the easiest way to care for a wound on upper back?
BAND-AID ON BACK VER 1.0
1-I got my back “band aid” loosened with a 12” metal spoon (may get a 15”); & finished the removal with a 12” tweezer.
This was using two almost-facing cabinet door mirrors. I …
