Nail Deterrent, Treatment for Kids and Adults, Non-Glossy Invisible Coating, Stop Nail Biting and Thumb Sucking Today, 0.3 Fl Oz

I brought this for a friend who has been struggling for years with nail biting. She only applied it twice and hasn’t bit her nails since !!! F.y.i the taste is horrific !!

At first I didn’t really think this product was going to work but when I tell you the taste of it makes the habit disappear. I used it for a couple months and every time I caught myself with my fingers near my mouth I would apply this product and stop the habit there. It has now been 5 months and I haven’t even needed to use the product the habit has gone away. I’m grateful to yall 🙏🙏🙏

Listen, we have been attempting to prevent our child from sucking his thumb, and like most parents, there is genuine concern that it’s going to cause issues for him later in life along with the plethora of viruses he contracts now with being a thumb sucker. With that being said, I purchased the Biter Be Goner. It look innocuous enough, and the concept is easy. Roll on fingers and let it dry, then BAM, instant consequence for thumb in the mouth. I received this product today, and figured that my sister and I would play guinea pig to ensure that the product worked and was not harmful. What a terrible idea. We placed some on our thumbs and just took a small bit to test it, and the results were both amazing and terrible. Did you know that a grown woman can chug a quarter gallon of milk in seconds? Neither did I. Thinking to go for remedies that remove spicy flavors? Think again bud. It’s not gonna do a damn thing. Ketchup, tea, and water all seem to enhance the flavor. After repeatedly attempting to eradicate the bitter taste in our mouths, we found that mouth wash has the best results. To take the edge off. I’ll be over here enjoying my tea with a sliver donkey fart for the foreseeable future. 10/10, definitely not putting anything with that on it in my mouth again but I’m not giving to the child.

My son is a thumb sucker at 2 years old, and sucks his thumb so much that he has completely turned his thumb red, and has created a blister where his front teeth sit. I, like all parents, have wanted my son to stop sucking his thumb because of how dirty toddlers can get and because of future complications like messing up his teeth, introducing an infection through this constant blister atop his thumb. I purchased this with the hopes that it would help encourage him to stop.When it came in a day or so later after purchasing, I wanted to personally know what I was going to put him through. So, after washing my hands, I dabbed a bit on the back of my thumbnail, waited a few seconds for it to dry and then licked my thumb. What ensued was the most god awful taste I've ever experienced in my life. It was like drinking an India Pale Ale that someone had brewed with only hops, and then left it to fermented in the hot Texas summer sun and sold it. It was so vile that it nearly made me vomit, and nothing took the god awful taste away. I gargled salt water, drank milk, ate something, brushed my teeth, and then gargled mouthwash. Cleaning my teeth was the only thing that somewhat helped, making that god awful taste bearable.After that experience, I knew that this would HAVE to work and help stop my son from sucking his thumb. Well, it didn't. I first coated only his thumb nail. Little dude didn't give two craps, and kept on sucking his thumb like nothing happened. Then I coated the thumb past the second knuckle. Little guy STILL didn't care. Then, fed up with my failures, I coated his ENTIRE thumb in this stuff and let it dry. Dude stuck his thumb in his mouth, made a face like he didn't like the taste, and STILL KEPT SUCKING HIS THUMB like I'd never applied it.I'm genuinely at a loss for words. I was positive this would help stop his thumbsucking habit, but he just didn't care one bit that this toxic sludge coated his thumb. This would for sure stop a normal human being from chewing on their fingernails, because even when dry, the taste gets everywhere. It sticks to your lips and you'll be reminded you put this stuff on every time your tongue touches your lips.However, for a toddler who I'm not even sure is actually human (how do they survive off snacks alone and refuse every meal you make?), it was not a success.