Liquid Fingertip Callus Formula For Musicians

Online, March 19, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Every person who has ever played a stringed instrument is familiar with the burning pain associated with constantly pressing sensitive fingertips down onto hard steel or nylon strings. Until a person develops calluses on their fingertips, this pain is always there. Many would-be musicians have stopped playing altogether because of this pain. It takes a long time to develop good calluses, anywhere from months to years depending on how much you play. If you are a casual guitar player who only picks up their instrument once in a while, your calluses will never fully develop and you are faced with fingertip pain every time you play. Even seasoned stringed instrument players often experience discomfort from torn and damaged calluses due to moisture or plain wear and tear.

Rock-Tips liquid callus formula is a modern approach to this age-old problem. When applied to the fingertips, Rock-Tips creates a thin, protective membrane that is extremely tough, allowing people to play longer without fingertip pain and build their natural calluses up faster. The primary ingredient in Rock-Tips is currently used in hospitals as a medical-grade liquid suture for post surgical procedures. The active ingredient is a variant of the cyanoacrylate family - the same adhesive polymer that is used in super glue. Unlike super glue however, Rock-Tips is thinner and more flexible, so it acts more like a naturally hardened layer of skin. Rock-Tips is also non-toxic and safe to use topically on skin.

More information can be found at www.Rock-Tips.com

Rock-Tips, LLC
25 Nevada Ave
Portland, ME 04103
(503) 732-0784
mike@rock-tips.com