Cyanoacrylate, commonly known as “super glue,” is a fast-acting adhesive that creates an exceptionally strong bond in just a few seconds. Unlike most adhesives that require heat or mixing, cyanoacrylate works instantly upon contact with moisture present in the air or on the surfaces being bonded. Its chemical composition, typically based on ethyl or methyl cyanoacrylate, gives it the ability to form rigid and high-strength bonds with a variety of materials including plastics, rubber, ceramics, wood, metals, and even glass. This makes it highly versatile for industrial, household, medical, and craft applications. In the medical field, special formulations of cyanoacrylate are used for closing wounds and surgical procedures, offering a safer and faster alternative to stitches in some cases. It is usually packaged in small tubes or bottles with precision applicator tips, as only a tiny amount is needed for effective bonding. However, due to its speed and strength, handling requires care since it can instantly bond skin or surfaces unintentionally. Although durable for everyday uses, it has limitations under extreme heat, impact, or flexible movements. Despite this, its speed, convenience, and wide application make cyanoacrylate one of the most popular adhesives globally, essential in both professional industries and daily life.