- A a compact medical tool designed for the safe removal of dressings and bandages
Uses
- Bandage Removal:
- Specifically used to cut through and remove medical dressings, tapes, and various bandage materials
- Minor Clinical Procedures:
- Ideal for use in general practice, dermatology, and emergency settings where a small, precise cutting tool is required
- Ophthalmic or Pediatric Care:
- Due to its small size, it is often preferred for more delicate areas or smaller patients where larger scissors would be cumbersome
Features
- Compact Size:
- Measures 4-1/2 inches (11.4cm) in length, making it highly portable for pocket storage
- Lister Design:
- Features an angled blade with a characteristic blunt lower tip
- Material:
- Forged from high-quality Japanese stainless steel
- Handle:
- Equipped with standard finger ring handles for manual control
- Finish:
- Typically features a satin finish to minimize glare and improve grip
Benefits
- Patient Safety:
- The blunt, flattened lower tip is designed to lift bandages away from the skin, preventing accidental nicks, punctures, or skin trauma
- Ergonomic Efficiency:
- The angled blade allows the user to cut at a comfortable angle without stressing the wrist, especially in tight spaces
- Budget-Friendly Quality:
- Provides a professional "surgical feel" at a significantly lower cost than premium German-made instruments
- Durability:
- Made from corrosion-resistant steel and is fully autoclavable for repeated clinical use