Are the scissors Utility Bandage Shears?
113485
yes they are... nice little kit...bought for a friend who is a safety person on a construction job! she really liked the set
113486
Yes they are utility shears. I haven't had to use them that much yet, but when I have they have worked just fine. The pouch fits nicely in my scrub or lab pocket, and it has a Velcro pocket where I keep some money for lunch or snack. And there is another pocket on the front where I keep band aids and alcohol pads. It comes w/ a tricolor pin and a good light pen. There is enough room for extra pens and it has a metal clip but I don't use it. For the price it's a good kit. If you are in nursing school I would also purchase a pulse ox. I've used mine almost every day. Hope this helps.
113487
Autoclavable. Good size for the organizer (5.5"?), but have a plastic tip the same color as the handle...makes them look like cheap children's scissors. Probably better to get the fluoride medicut shears separately.
1268622
I don't know. I ordered the ones that were the size of the wound. They are medicated and if you cut the package, I don't know how that would affect the part that was not immediately applied to the wound. They do work very well though.
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.
1771736
No these are just for sheet metal. I think they make shears for that. Not sure if dewalt makes them or not. Hope that helps.
1452646
Yes they are. There are a few different prints but they are all individually wrapped bandages.
643443
Definately scissors are easily sharpened As for garden tools like loppers or clippers that's a no. You might get an edge on a hoe or something like that but knives are what it is for
1682814
No. Very disappointed! Rolls bandages to loosely. Would not recommend to anyone.
1165170
Yes, very easy to cut to size with utility scissors, works very well also just follow directions
1208944
No scissors in the one man kit. There was a bigger kit which looks the same which I think had scissors. The only 'tool' with this kit is a plastic survival whistle!
573898
No these are pressure bandages to keep gauze pads or clotting bandages tightly on the wound area.
2229481
They are supposed to be but I broke the end off of one of them the first day by hitting a chicken thigh bone. I own three of them and I use them mainly for cutting vegetables. Mainly onions,leeks,potatoes,carrots,bell peppers and the like.
743909
It doesn't say on the shears and I already threw away the packaging. Sorry.
158528
No, they are attached. I could imagine, though, that you could cut them and reattach with velcro.
1193045
I added trauma shears (I can't remember if they came in the kit) a tourniquet, a BVM, some more bandages and odds and ends. The big thing was a legitimate tourniquet and a BVM because if I come up on an incident where someone is in desperate need of help, those are gonna make the difference instead a bnch of bandaids.
1208943
No scissors in the one man kit. There was a bigger kit which looks the same which I think had scissors. The only 'tool'with this kit is a plastic survival whistle!
1951613
Yes. I love the shears for their versatility. They can cut chicken up in a hurry. Enjoy!
1555779
trim with a utility knife or super shears. I believe they would be too thick at the thick end for scissors.