Emergency Wound Closure Strips Zip Stitch Sutures Kit, 2 Pcs Zipstitch Butterfly Bandages Laceration Closure Kit, Quick Clot Wound Closure Device for Wound Care

These strips are amazing they close up a wound far better than a butter bandage or even stitches. The adhesive on the tape is super strong and last a very long time. They are a bit to expensive but they work great

Got the job done,very helpful

I do have a little bit of experience with these because doctors will sometimes use them in place of stitches after surgeries. It doesn't hold as well as stitches, but for light duty or emergency use its fast, easy, and could potentially aid in healing. You remove it from the package, clean the area as best as you can, take the tape off the back, set it over the wound, then pull the tabs closed to seal the wound. That's it. What I love about this pack is that for the price you can easily afford to have them everywhere you might need one. Home, work, your car, even throw one into the backpack you take hiking... All for around $10. I don't think you can go wrong with it.

These wound closure devices are excellent to add to your First Aid kit. They work beautifully, and feel as high quality as hospital grade bandages. They're also gentle when removing, which is important with us, as we have children and elderly in our family. I do wish there was a higher amount of bandages in this package, as it breaks down to $3.99 per bandage as it is, but they're great quality and larger, so maybe this balances out for you!

A couple of months ago I injured myself and that particular cut required exactly this particular product. Of course we did not have it on hand at the time. But we are so glad to find this. We feel very comfortable knowing that in the future these wound closure kit will be of utmost help. We checked in with our neighbor who is a nurse and she highly recommended this product. It should be a part of everyone's first aid kit. You never know when you need it.

These seem like a wonderful idea for first aid and emergencies. I haven’t (luckily!) had the opportunity to try them yet, but I really like the concept. They look much more secure than regular bandages or butterfly strips and could make a big difference in keeping a wound closed until professional care is available. For the price, it’s worth having them in my first aid kit just in case.

These wound closure devices are nice to have on hand in case of an emergency, while not a replacement for stitches they appear to be good for minor cuts that you would use butterfly bandages on. They operate by placing the bandage over the wound lining up the center and then pulling zip tie like straps to pull the wound close with a large part of the bandage overlapping the surrounding area to protect it. Would place this above a butterfly bandage but not a permanent replacement for medical stitches.

Similar to products I use in clinic. It's important to carefully clean the wound of debris and make sure that it is shallow and not involving underlying muscle, tendon, nerves or ligaments since these are for superficial wounds only. You need to clean the surrounding skin well and it must be dry or the adhesive in these won't stick very well. Check out the application video. when it's time to pull on the tabs to close the wound, be sure to apply slow, even pulling force. Even the video shows the force as too strong. You want the wound edges to touch each other evenly not pucker up. It takes a bit of practice :) Great for the first aid kit, needle phobic folks, kids or when traveling/camping. You can still apply antibiotic ointments to the wound using a swab with these in place. I like that the wound is clearly visible after application so you can monitor for infection. Try not to get ointments near the adhesive parts of this device since it can cause the adhesive to loosen. Easy to remove once the wound has healed sufficiently in 7-10 days.