Suture Kit - 10 Piece Stainless Steel Training Instruments With Scalpel Handle and 5 #10 Blades. For Medical, Veterinarian, Biology and Dissection Lab Students.

This is great. I fell on a chain saw while sawing wood for my wood burning stove cause my heat got turned off out in the snow the other day. The cut on my stomach was bad. Blood everywhere. The children bring out there Jaws action figure shark and little Mindy's Dollie and played Jaws eat doll in a pool they made of snow and blood. The horse vet down the street seen my cut and say I need to come in for stitches He reckoned about 35-40 internal stitches and about 50 external. I don't no what to do, so I decided to let my wife sew it up. I went inside and she was screwing the milkman so I sent her a pack'n. My best friend Bo came over but he was too drunk to be any good. The first 5 stitches were about an inch off the hang'n skin so I decided to do it myself. It worked like a charm. I poured me a bottle of mercurochrome into the wound (burned some a bit) and went to work. Now my stomach is all sewn up, healing fine and saved me a lot of money.. Highly recommend to anyone with a faithful wife or a steady arm. Single man in Buffalo looking for faithful love.

Honestly you get what you pay for, and for 14 bucks for a set of 5 stainless steel instruments, blades, and sutures, it’s a freaking steal.Cons: needle driver sometimes has difficulty locking but holds my smaller needles in place just fine when it does. It’s a 14 buck student practice kit. I wasn’t expecting much, and this was sufficient to practice with. That said, the needle driver is on the smaller side, which I like because it gives me more control over smaller sutures. Bigger hands may not feel the same way.Pros: cheap stainless steel set with extra practice materials, all in a small carry case that is said to be genuine leather, but honestly I am not too sure. I don’t know much about that, but that is what the description says. I passed my checkoffs just fine with these. The pickups are great as they are the Adson Brown variety.Don’t expect these to be surgical grade and you will be fully satisfied.This is a great kit for the money, minus the (sometimes) iffy needle driver.

Great kit! This suture tool kit came a day after I ordered it. The tools come in a very nice soft case, The tools look like good quality, especially for the low cost.I am going to order another one for my sister as well who will very excited. I received a very nice email from the sellers as soon as I purchased. They are so very nice and helpful. I would recommend this kit to anyone that needs something to put in their first aid kit or bug out bag for emergencies. I ordered a box of sutures as well and now know how to use them with the kit. Great buy, nice sellers. Doesn't get better than this.

I ordered this set after I had ordered a set from another company that arrived missing pieces (requested replacement set was also missing pieces) . This set arrived intact and made it in time for Christmas (it was a gift for my teenage granddaughter who wants to be a PA). It's a practice set, not professional quality but seems great for what it is.

This is a decent practice suture kit for the money. However, the needle drivers (the instrument you're probably going to use the most), are fairly crummy and won't reliably lock in place. This isn't a huge deal as I only use these for practice, and I eventually will just snag a better pair. It is annoying though, as muscle memory with the needle drivers is probably the skill I'm trying hardest to develop.I won't say don't buy this set, it's acceptable, and the case is nice if you're gonna be transporting instruments between home and school/work. But be aware there are apparently some quality control issues (my friend at school bought the same set and his needle drivers were fine).

Got this to complete my first aid kit for my hiking an hunting endeavors, I obviously hope to never have to use it but it seems very well made an practical for the application

I haven't actually used these to do any suturing yet, but looking them over and manipulating them as if I was doing it, they seem to work fine. They are inexpensive, but for prepping purposes, they should be just fine.

SUPER fun and have many uses. I obviously don't use them for sutures, but my roommate practices them with the kit. Good quality. I've used this more than I've used my first aid kit. Its just great to have for many uses.