First Aid Kit My Medic™ Wound Closure Kit Red Soft Bag

$112.99

My Medic™ | Wound Closure Kit

✔ The Ultimate Wound Closure Solution: This 5-in-1 kit provides complete coverage and acts as an all-in-one bandage, offering solutions for all common wound closure methods.

✔ Master All Closure Techniques: Includes everything you need to practice and apply the 5 common methods of wound closure: sutures, surgical tape, adhesives, ZZIPS strips, and surgical staples.

✔ Comprehensive Kit Contents:

Cleaning & Prep
- (1) Tweezers
- (1) Superwash
- (1) Clean and Prep Mod with: (4) Antiseptic Wipes, (4) Hand Sanitizer, (1) Iodine Prep Pad
- (1) Pair Disposable Gloves
Gauze & Dressings
- (1) Mini Gauze Mod with: (2) 2×2 in. Non-Adherent Pads, (2) 2×2 in. Gauze Pads, (2) 4×4 in. Gauze Pads, (2) Conforming Gauze Rolls
- (1) 1 in. x 30 ft. Cloth Tape
Wound Closure Supplies
- (1) Mini Wound Closure Mod with: (1) Pack of 3 Secure Strips, (1) Tube of Liquid Skin, (1) ZZIPS 2-Pack
- (1) 5.0 Nylon Suture
- (1) 3.0 Nylon Suture
- (1) Skin Stapler
Surgical Tools
- (1) Straight Hemostat
- (1) Curved Hemostat
- (1) Needle Pullers
- (1) Surgical Scissors
- (1) Sharp/Blunt Scissors
Scalpel & Blades
- (1) Scalpel Handle
- (3) #10 Scalpel Blades
- (3) #11 Scalpel Blades

Looking for a kit specifically for cuts and scrapes? The My Medic™ Wound Closure Kit has you covered. This specialized emergency suture kit comes in a bright red, easy-to-spot soft bag and is packed with the right tools to clean and close wounds effectively.

This comprehensive first aid kit with sutures is designed to handle both minor and larger wounds. Think of it as your essential wound stitching kit, ensuring you’re prepared for dressing injuries and providing immediate care. It’s a handy addition to any first aid setup, giving you confidence when it matters most.

Manufacturer: MyMedic Manufacturer Part Number: MM-KIT-U-WND-CLSU-RED-V2 Brand: My Medic™ UPC: 850029189831

Product Details

Product Type: First Aid Kit
Application: Comprehensive wound closure for various injuries, from minor cuts to more significant lacerations. Designed to provide multiple methods of wound closure.
Container Type: Red Soft Bag (compact and highly organized with MOLLE and hook-and-loop features)
Mounting Type: Portable
Contents:
- (1) Tweezer
- (1) Superwash (Saline solution for irrigating wounds or eyes)
- (1) Clean and Prep Mod (includes: (4) Antiseptic Wipes, (4) Hand Sanitizer, (1) Iodine Prep Pad)
- (1) Mini Gauze Mod (includes: (2) 2 X 2 Inch Non-Adherent Pad, (2) 2 X 2 Inch Gauze Pad, (2) 4 X 4 Inch Gauze Pad, (2) Conforming Gauze Roll)
- (1) Pair Disposable Gloves
- (1) Mini Wound Closure Mod (includes: (1) Pack of 3 Secure Strips, (1) Tube of Liquid Skin)
- (1) ZZIPS 2 Pack (includes: (2) ZZIPS Devices, (1) Instruction for Use - revolutionary alternative to sutures/stitches for easy, pain-free closure)
- (1) 1 Inch X 30 Foot Cloth Tape
- 5.0 Nylon Suture (stitches to hold wound edges)
- 3.0 Nylon Suture (stitches to hold wound edges)
- (1) Straight Hemostat (used to clamp small items)
- (1) Curved Hemostat (used to clamp small items)
- (1) Needle Pullers (used to pull suture needles)
- (1) Surgical Scissors (stainless steel for cutting threads, gauze, or surgical needs)
- (1) Scalpel Handle (stainless steel handle for scalpel blades)
- (1) Skin Stapler (for quick wound closure)
- (1) Sharp/Blunt Scissors (sharp tip for cutting/dissecting, blunt for minimal tissue damage)
- (3) #10 Scalpel Blades
- (3) #11 Scalpel Blades

Dimensions

Overall Dimensions: 2 X 5-1/2 X 7-1/2 Inch
Weight: Approximately 1.5 lbs. (based on similar products)

Additional Information

Country of Origin: China
UNSPSC Code: 42192420
Key Feature Notes: Designed with a folding page for enhanced organization and extra space for customization. Features a durable Hypalon MOLLE panel for easy attachment.
HSA/FSA Eligible: Yes

How often to change bandages on a wound?

You need to change wound bandages when they're soiled, wet, bleeding, or have excessive drainage. Minor cuts might only need a few changes, while surgical incisions or heavily draining wounds often require daily or more frequent changes.

How are wounds measured?

Wound measurements typically involve measuring length, width, and depth, often using a ruler or probe. The clock method is used to document undermining and tunneling, with the patient's head at 12 o'clock and feet at 6 o'clock. Accurate and consistent wound measurement is crucial for monitoring healing progress. We provided a Wound Measurement Documentation Guide.

Can deep wounds heal without stitches?

Deep cuts exposing fat, muscle, or bone need stitches to heal properly. We know stitches can be uncomfortable, but letting a deep wound go without a proper wound closure method or another adhesion method is dangerous.