GF Health Bandage Scissors Grafco Lister 4-1/2 Inch Length Surgical Grade Stainless Steel NonSterile Finger Ring Handle Angled Blunt Tip / Blunt Tip, 1/EA

Bandage Scissors Grafco Lister 4-1/2 Inch Length Surgical Grade Stainless Steel NonSterile Finger Ring Handle Angled Blunt Tip / Blunt Tip, 1/EA

Grafco Lister bandage scissors are nonsterile surgical grade stainless steel scissors for cutting dressings and removing circumferential bandages. They are a practical choice for clinical and first aid settings where an angled blade and blunt tips help with controlled bandage removal near the skin. The finger ring handle supports a familiar grip, and the lower blade has a flattened blunt nodule intended to slide between bandages and skin without cutting the skin.

Good Fit For

• Removing circumferential bandages
• Sizing dressings
• Clinical treatment areas
• First aid and exam room setups

Key Features

• Lister bandage scissors for dressing sizing and bandage removal
• Angled blades help improve access when cutting bandages
• Blunt tip design supports safer work near the skin
• Lower blade has a flattened blunt nodule intended to slide under bandages
• Surgical grade stainless steel offers a durable metal construction
• Finger ring handle gives users a familiar scissors grip

Applications and Usage

• Cutting and removing wrapped bandages without cutting the skin
• Trimming dressings to the needed size
• Keeping a nonsterile bandage scissor on hand in treatment or first aid areas

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 2 Inch.
• Material: Stainless Steel.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• Nonsterile scissors may not fit workflows that require a sterile instrument.
• This item has blunt tips on both ends rather than a pointed cutting tip.

FAQ

• What are these bandage scissors used for? These Lister bandage scissors are commonly used for sizing dressings and removing circumferential bandages.
• How does the lower blade help protect the skin? The lower blade has a flattened blunt nodule intended to slide between the bandage and the skin so the bandage can be cut without cutting the skin.
• Are the blades pointed or blunt? The scissors have blunt tips.
• What handle style do these scissors have? These scissors use a finger ring handle, which gives a familiar hand position for controlled cutting.
• Are these scissors sterile? No. These bandage scissors are nonsterile.

From Grafco by GF Health.