Are the scissors the angled bandage scissors, or just the straight ones?
147715
They are bandage scissors -- not the best quality I have seen, but they get the job done. They are stainless steel as well. I bought this for the neatness and extra pockets for my lab coat not necessarily for the quality of equipment. I hope this helps you. I think it is worth the money.
147716
The scissors are the angled type for bandages and the like. They are very sharp and great quality.
1464046
You don't see the other side of the top blade that is corrugated to not slip when cutting some plastics...I think that's it.It makes sharpening the scissors more difficult... So be sure to not drop them, on hard surfaces... Or cut hard metals with them... Small copper wires is not a problem.Also, they are tinier than you think... (Not for men.)
610279
On the ones I've received if they have any at all. They are just nonsterile nonmedicated gauze pads. They keep for loooooooong time
874726
The perforation is straight. They're AMAZING, better than the ones that were much, much more expensive. I also like that they don't have the wasted hard plastic cylinder in the center, less waste.
831803
Some people prefer the straight one and others prefer the angled one. It depends on your body position and usage. They both do the same thing.
2217953
They leave a very nice but not a completely sharp line. I use these shears as an emt and they cut through clothes on the first try. The purpose is therefore different than what you will most likely need it for and I don't think they will suffice.
1283433
When looking at only one of the blades of your scissors, only one side of that blade has an angled edge on it. This is made for blades with an angle on each side of the blade, like a normal knife. i would assume it would ruin the angle of the blade on the scissors.
327462
These scissors have a curved end. They are very sharp also. Great purchase, highly recommended.
1766043
Yes they are and easy to ¨POP¨ open. Grab each end of bag and give a sharp twist in opposite directions, they usually open easily when needed quickly. They are elastic and will compress the wound, therefore use care if bandage should not be too tight over the wound.
1452646
Yes they are. There are a few different prints but they are all individually wrapped bandages.
573899
No I do not believe they are. Look for Quik Clot to get clotting. These will control bleeding through compression. My intention, if needed, is to use both this and Quik Clot.
1407520
Straight. There is an angled version offered by Leupold. I chose the straight version because when looking through an angled scope with such high magnification it can be difficult to find your target.
1202953
Scissors will work just fine. If you're worried about fraying you can use a match or lighter to singe the cut edges but it's probably not necessary.
1845170
Scissors, will work. You need a straight edge, to cut it with a utility knife.
376593
I use both straight and curved. Curved are nice to cut hair around the paws and around the face/muzzle. The straights are used more and some groomers use straights for everything. I like shears direct but not these particular ones, the blunt nose blue ones did not work for me they just folded the hair. I have had very good luck with there other scissors.
1367002
The only difference (I would assume) is the angled version's ability to fit into slightly smaller places. I've had good success with the straight version in all my woodworking.
2282205
yes, this scissors is very sharp and cuts smooth, I cut it with stretch knit.