US Style 12-Piece Medical Set
We just received these brand new US military style 12 piece medical kits. These kits are designed to give you all of the necessary medical tools to perform small surgery in the field. Each kit comes with brand new sealed tools and is packed in a US military carrying kit from Elite First Aid.
Out of stock
SKU
US-12PC-MS
$30.95
Description
These kits have every thing you need to perform minor surgical procedures in the field. Based on our limited knowlege, it would appear they are well suited for things like stitching up bad wounds, stopping bleeds, and more. Each kit has contents that do not expire until 2017, with the sutures being the only item with an expiration date.
Contents:
- One Elite First Aid US Military Carrying Case
- One Pocket Flashlight
- One Set of Tweezers - Stainless Steel
- One Set of Curved Hemostats - Stainless Steel
- Two Sets of Straight Hemostats - Stainless Steel
- One Pair of Suture Scissors - Stainless Steel
- One Sterile Surgical #10 Blade - Stainless Steel
- One Sterile Surgical #11 Blade - Stainless Steel
- One Pack HOPEMEDICAL Nylon Monofilament Sutures - 75cm
- One Needle Probe - Stainless Steel
- One Suture Tool - Stainless Steel
- One Scalple Blade Holder - Stainless Steel
We found other products you might like!
Customer Reviews
Overall Rating
Just what the doctor ordered
Review by
Frank
Verified Buyer
Verified Buyer
If you're like me, there's that time when hemostats used as tiny pliers would be great, but I never knew where to get them - and the few places I did see them they were very expensive. This kit has several of high quality at a price that can't be beat.
I also sometimes do things that cause spilling of human red sauce. While I'd never suggest anything but going to see a medical professional for anyone else, I've been known to stop my own leakage when it's too big for a bandage but too small for a visit to the doc.
The flashlight is rubbish, though, and clearly an afterthought.
I also sometimes do things that cause spilling of human red sauce. While I'd never suggest anything but going to see a medical professional for anyone else, I've been known to stop my own leakage when it's too big for a bandage but too small for a visit to the doc.
The flashlight is rubbish, though, and clearly an afterthought.
Write Your Own Review