If you have a project that requires Krazy Glue and you need it done fast, there's one simple ingredient you can add to the adhesive to speed up the drying time.

Three-month-old Sophia Smith of New Jersey has vein of Galen malformation, but Dr. Berenstein used medical 'Krazy Glue' to plug the holes in her brain.

However fond I am of duct tape, I love another multiuse adhesive even more. And I don t mean electrical tape. No, I m talking about ethyl cyanoacrylate, commonly sold under the trade name Krazy Glue.

According to a filing by Elmers, the Krazy Glue package was changed in October 2010, and the words "wood" and "leather" were deleted from the package.

Stlack Tide: Crazy for Krazy Glue. Fond as I am of duct tape, I love another multi-use adhesive even more ...

Krazy Glue, or ethyl cyanoacrylate, is similar to a product used instead of sutures in dermatologic surgery called Dermabond, says Dr. James Spencer, Director of Dermatology at Mount Sinai School ...

A phony Queens doctor used Krazy Glue to try and repair complications after a botched butt lift, District Attorney Richard Brown said Thursday. Liliana Coello, 39, was arraigned on assault and reck… ...

"I never back down from a challenge and when I learned that a single drop of Krazy Glue was strong enough to hold up to 1,000 pounds, I knew I had to put the product's strength to the test for ...

Krazy Glue, available at most drug and hardware stores, sells for only $2 per ounce. Spencer says he sees no problem with using Krazy Glue to seal small wounds — as long as it is applied with ...