Emergency Wound Closure Device, Zip Sutures Butterfly Bandaids - 4 Set Laceration Repair Kit Without Stitches, Quick Clot - Zip Sutures Laceration Kit by ArixMed

For someone who is not naturally graceful, this has been so helpful. Easy to use. Stuck well to clean dry area. Able to do one handed. Zip tie for wounds!!! Will never not have on hand!! So glad I found these!!! Was surprised at how well the “bandage” ends held! Great great great!

Used this to help close a gash in my sons leg because he was terrified to go to the hospital, the wound was not deep just wide, we used this to close it together and it stayed on long enough for him to heal and help reduce the size of scar he would of had drastically, also helped keep it clean and free of debri so no infection.

Nice smaller size, for smaller cuts. A must have for your bandage kits, at home and on the go.I had a neighbor cut his hand pretty badly and needed help patching up his injuries until he could get to the Urgent Care Center, and I had let my bandage supply dwindle to almost nothing - as we seldom need any. Discovered that's not the point to keeping a well-stocked emergency supply kit and keeping a variety of potentially needed items on hand at all times - you never know when they might be needed.I now have several brands and sizes of zip type wound closures, for small to large cuts. These stay good a very long time. And I feel better knowing I have them and may never use them, over not having them and needing them.These are way better than the old-style butterfly bandages that seldom ever stuck. Always wondered why people kept buying these, as a regular bandage would work much better every time. But these zip closures, now they are a game changer. And these kits come with everything you need to close a deep cut fast.

Unfortunately they don't stick to skin. Idk if the product was stored improperly but the glue was barley there. Not sticky like a bad aid or tape. Waste or $25 bucks.

Good addition to my first aid medical kit. A couple of years ago, I gashed my leg while hiking, and since I did not have wound closures, I wound up with a permanent deep scar on my shin. Lesson learned, now I always have them on hand. They are pricy but worth having in my pack to avoid another ugly scar.The package contains four strips, eight q-tip-type wipes for cleaning, and eight alcohol-drenched wipes. The strips are pretty simple to apply: apply like a bandaid and then pull on the straps until the wound closes. Then snip off the straps. Each strip can be used just once.Ali Julia reviewReview of ArixMed Emergency Wound Closure Device, 4 Pcs Zip Stitch Sutures Bandaids Kit

I first saw one of these gadgets nearly 2 decades ago ... but you could only get one at a hospital back then.This is great for minor cuts that might not need stitches and for wounds that keep bleeding.First, make sure you thoroughly clean the skin and wound ... you do not want to trap germs inside and end up with an infection.Next, make sure the skin is very dry.Finally, place the two sticky parts on either side of the gap and slowly pull the skin back together.One of the best things about this is the reduction of scarring because the scab is much smaller.

These are great for bug out bags, but they're also good for camping or hiking. If you get an injury that would normally require stitches, but you can't reach a doctor in a timely manner, these suture dressings will hold your wound closed until you can get to the doctor. These bandaids with zip ties let you adjust the tightness to hold your wound closed. I like that these include 4 alcohol prep pads and swabs for cleaning the wound. Wherever you store these, be sure to include gauze and tape to protect your wound as these essentials are not included.These stay firmly attached, yet they don't irritate my sensitive skin.

I'm impressed with the Emergency Wound Closure Device, 4 Pcs Zip Stitch Sutures. There are only four in the kit and it currently costs $28, so I'm not testing one of them. They are too valuable to test prior to needing them! Besides, they seem simple enough to apply. I like that they can easily save a trip to the ER and a high bill when I can accomplish the same thing at home. Once you place the "bandaid" over the cut, you merely pull on the little strings to pull the two sides together. There are first aid supplies in the kit, too!! I hope I'll never need them, but it is great to know that they are in my first aid supply box. I do recommend them!!