Sutures Thread with Needle + Training Tools (19 Mixed PK) for Medical, Nursing and Vet Student’s Surgical Practice Kit; Tactical Training Set; Outdoor Survival Demo; First Aid Learning Gear
February 14, 2019 - Comment
What’s Inside each box? 12-piece individually sealed sterile nylon sutures with reverse cutting 3/8 curved needle. The 75cm long monofilament thread made from high-quality material, perfect for resisting repeated bending and ensuring optimal knot integrity. Ready to use and with long expiration dates. Excellent for training and instructional applications. FOR VETERINARY AND TRAINING USE ONLY (NOT FOR HUMAN USE)
Product Features
- GREAT ASSORTMENT: Suture training kit contains 4 sterile types of non-absorbable training threads. The Nylon (Blue): 0, 2/0, 3/0; Polypropylene (Blue): 0, 2/0, 3/0; Polyester (Green): 0, 2/0, 3/0; Silk (Black): 0, 2/0, 3/0. (The lower the number the thicker the suture threads). Surgical stainless-steel needle (3/8 Reverse Cutting 30mm) is silicone-coated which provides maximum strength and efficiency. It is rust proof and can traverse skin-like surface with ease. Not for Human use.
- COMPLETE KIT: In addition to the suture assortment, the kit also includes one needle driver, one iris scissors, one adson Forceps, one #10 sterile scalpel, two #11 sterile scalpel with handle and one pair of non-sterile nitrile gloves. This perfect for medical residents, nursing students, training veterinarians and future paramedics. Our product is acquired for demonstration use in different universities in the country.
- HIGH STANDARD: The product passed International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards. Understanding suturing dexterity is easy with the use of the gear. The suture combination allows an individual to appreciate the difference each suture type and thickness. WE ARE UNIQUE COMPARED TO OUR PRODUCTS IN THE MARKET.
- GREAT ASSORTMENT: The monofilament and braided threads have distinct colors to aid users rapidly recognize the product material and structure. This suture kit is the leading choice for allied healthcare professionals, budding scientist, training first responders and clinical Instructors. It is also applicable in taxidermy, first aid survival demo, DIY projects, school science experiments, outdoor camping survival demo, military emergency first aid training and so much more.
- PROMOTIONAL PRICE (LIMITED TIME OFFER): Makes a great gift for the any occasion. These are instruments that will last for years to come. 100% MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE. If this product is not what you are looking for, feel free to return it for a full refund. Try our product completely RISK-FREE! Lifetime Satisfaction Guaranteed. Click the ADD TO CART NOW!!!
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Good to have on hand in an emergency Great product. Was in a situation recently that I needed these and didn’t have them. Used super glue but didn’t work too good. The next day I ordered these so if the need arises again I will be more prepared.
Poor quality, needle driver can’t hold a needle under any pressure I’m a med student on my surgery rotation trying to get some extra practice on pigs feet and chicken breast outside the OR. I bought these knowing they wouldn’t be as good as the surgeon’s needle driver but hoping I could make due….I almost stabbed myself multiple times trying to work with this. The needle driver couldn’t even hold onto the needle for me to put enough pressure to push through some chicken skin, ridiculous. It would constantly come undone with the slightest push which would…
These Suturing Kits are excellent for both Learning, and adding to a “SHTF” medical kit Every place where I’ve lived had some regular set of disasters that historically affected that region: Quakes, Hurricanes, Drought & Fires, Tornadoes, et cetera. I started learning 1st Aid pretty early, and since my niece qualified as a Physician’s Assistant (similar to a Nurse-Practitioner) and continues to advance her skills, I’ve been adding to the items I keep in several Disaster Preparedness packs. The advice I got in Red Cross & Fire Department training was that it makes sense to have…