Suture Kit

Suture Kit

Single pack
$315.00
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Suture Kit
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Suture Kit

Suture Kit

$315.00
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The Suture Kit is a training tool designed to help students develop accuracy and proficiency in suturing techniques through repeatable practice for both nursing and veterinary occupations. This kit allows students to practice a variety of cuts and suturing techniques, ensuring they build confidence and skill in performing precise surgical procedures.

Contents

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  • Suture skin with holder
  • Carrying case including instruments: scissors, needle driver, scalpel handle, curved needle driver, toothed forceps, and scalpels
  • 2/0 sutures
  • 3/0 sutures
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  • 5 suture skins with holders
  • 5 carrying cases, each including: scissors, needle driver, scalpel handle, curved needle driver, toothed forceps, and scalpels
  • (5) 2/0 sutures
  • (5) 3/0 sutures
[/accordion-item] Note: All purchase options come with a quick start guide, downloadable Suturing Curriculum, and 1-year limited warranty.

Curriculum

Suturing Lesson topics: 1. Suturing Basics Teaching hours: 1-2 Includes: Presentation slides, student activities, and assessment tools Suturing Basics Curriculum Sample Suturing Basics Curriculum Overview Agriculture Curriculum Overview Health Science Curriculum Overview

FAQs

Which option is best for me—Single Pack or 5 Pack? Choose the Single Pack if you are purchasing for individual practice, demonstration, or replacement. Choose the 5 Pack if you are purchasing for classrooms, skills labs, or group training, where multiple learners need identical materials at the same time.
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Dan Sorum

I enjoy the realism of the "skin" for leaning to suture and the use of industry tools. It should be noted (as I did not realize this) that the suture needle is already attached to the suture thread in individual packets. A minor confusion that caused me a couple of days of time emailing with customer support.

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