Zip Stitch Wound Closure Kit, Butterfly Bandages,Quick Clot for Easy Use, Surgical Quality,Emergency Laceration Closures Strips, Suture-Free Surgical Repairment, First Aid Wound Care (Yellow, 6)

Nice addition to first aid kit

Wound stitching kit,works well!

These things are awesome. Quick and easy, for those cuts that need a bit more than a bandaid but not full emergency room .

If you are here you either know what a fantastic invention this is, you have heard about it, or it peaked your interest to say the least. Well, great. This is one of the most amazing inventions that came to OTC market. I remember reading about these in medical journals when doctors were using them to literally stitch wounds without the “stitching” as with the medical needle.I recommend keeping enough at at least one per person per household at home, your emergency kit in the car (if your car didn’t come with one, find one and get it, in many countries they are mandatory to have so that you can provide first aid to your passengers or if others needs help and the ambulance is far off). These can literally close woulds and give you a chance to not even have a huge scar (no matter what people say about scars, and character, and all that - it’s better to not have them, believe me).The reason this one is 4 stars is because it balances between cheaper and incomplete. The reason I mention the first aid kit is because you also need to clean the wound of all debris, have some additional supply’s to make it easier on your “patient”, and even secure this patch while attending to other issues at hand.So do your research about what you need, see what you already have or plan to get in a kit, and then make a decision between this set of just the Zip Stitch or a more extensive set that is also more expensive. I have never used this particular one, so I do not know how well the adhesive works (which is why I always say to have the med kit with you for additional support). At the end of the day, I hope neither I nor you ever have to use it, but if the situation arises, you’ll be happy you had this with you.

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These are interesting for what they are designed for. Fortunately, I haven't had a reason to use them yet. The idea of course is to hold the cut closed in place of or until stiches. Seems like a good idea, and it may work fine. My only beef is the box only contains four devices making them roughly $6 a piece (as of this writing). For that price you can find all sorts of other solutions for less money. Idea is great, but value is questionable.

Bought these on a whim camping. Our kids ride motor cycles and quads, so you never know when you might have an injury. Well we had a minor incident. An opened wound about the size of a nickel. These things worked out amazingly. We were out camping and could not get to a doctor right away and these things held up. We ended up not having to leave our trip to get a few stitches. I will say this. The injury was deep enough for some of the fatty tissue to show, but not deep enough to go into muscle or deeper. I would not recommend this for deep lacerations. Please see a doctor for any wound thst may be questionable. If this wound would have been any larger than a Nicole we would have definitely cut our trip short and head to get stitches.

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