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Good day to you once again my friend, I still hope the day's a good one for you - as good as it can be all things taken into account.
At one point in my life I was a Level II OFA for a decade or so, this in a cabinet manufacturing plant, so besides my own digital issues I bandaged a good double handful of others.
For me, knuckle bandages are the way to go. They stay on and protect way, way better than standard ones.
If you can find an industrial safety supply place, you can get bulk boxes for not too bad cost and they're usually better quality than the Wally World ones.
While you're there, if you've ever put on tube gauze, that's a very good way to put protective padding on one or two fingers as well.
Lastly, if your stomach can take it, no name Advil is something I lived on for half a year when I had a root canal go sideways and then stuck my hand in the saw part way through that. Tylenol did nothing for me, but Advil clones worked wonders.
Good luck and again all the best.
Dwayne
