- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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- MPN: 21-101
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Frequently asked questions
Are these scissors safe to use near patients?
Yes, patient safety is a primary feature of these scissors. They are designed with a flattened, wide, blunt tip on a serrated blade, which allows you to slide the blade safely under dressings or clothing against the skin with a significantly reduced risk of accidental nicks or injuries.
Can I use these to cut stitches or tissue?
No, these scissors are strictly intended for cutting non-sterile materials such as dressings, casts, and surgical drapes. They should not be used for cutting sutures or human tissue.
Do the handles provide a comfortable grip?
These scissors feature an ergonomic design with molded plastic finger rings. To ensure better control and comfort, the handle is asymmetrical, featuring one ring sized larger than the other to accommodate different finger sizes.
Are these made from high-quality materials?
These are Sklar floor-grade instruments manufactured with durable stainless steel blades. They are specifically engineered to provide consistent, reliable performance for high-frequency clinical utility tasks.
Are these scissors free from natural rubber latex?
Yes, the Econo Multi-Cut Utility Scissors are not made with natural rubber latex, making them suitable for use in environments where latex sensitivities are a concern.
Are these scissors meant for repeated sterilization?
No, these are designated as disposable, single-use instruments. They are provided as non-sterile items and are intended to be disposed of after their initial use.
Why is the blade serrated?
The blade is serrated to provide an enhanced grip on various medical materials. This specialized texture prevents materials like bandages or drapes from slipping during the cutting process, ensuring a clean and efficient cut every time.
Are these effective for cutting through heavy casts?
These scissors are specifically designed for versatility in medical settings, including the cutting of dressings, casts, and surgical drapes. The combination of the stainless steel build and the angled blade orientation provides the necessary leverage for these common clinical materials.
Does the angled design help with functionality?
The angled orientation of the blades is a key functional feature. It allows the user to maintain a more natural hand position while sliding the blade beneath materials, improving visibility and precision when working close to a patient’s body.
Is this a cost-effective choice for clinics?
Yes, they are supplied in bulk packaging (a box of 12), which is designed to be an efficient and cost-effective choice for clinical exam rooms, first aid kits, or emergency settings that require a constant supply of reliable, ready-to-use cutting tools.