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Aeble Corneal Scissors are constructed of stainless steel

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Ribbon Iris Scissors are multipurpose instruments designed for ophthalmic procedures and various surgical environments like dissection of fine tissue and fine suture removal

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Stevens Tenotomy Scissors are used for delicate dissection and cutting in ophthalmologic, neurological, and plastic surgery procedures.

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Essrig Dissecting Scissors are constructed of stainless steel

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Sklarlite™ Sklarcut™ Mayo Dissecting Scissors are a lighter version of the standard Mayo scissors, that also feature ultra-fine serrations on one blade

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Moleskin Scissors are non-ratcheted, finger ring scissors often used for cutting moleskin, a cotton fabric frequently used in the prevention and treatment of blisters, corns, or calluses

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US Army Gauze Scissors are finger ring scissors used for cutting gauze.

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Castroviejo Miniature Corneal Scissors are double spring ophthalmologic scissors most commonly used during corneal transplants or corneal trephination (removing a round piece of the cornea).

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Sklar's® Littauer Stitch Scissors are primarily used for suture removal.

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Cottle Nasal Scissors are constructed of stainless steel

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Merit™ Lister bandage scissors are used for sizing dressings and removing circumferential bandages.

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With three available tip configurations (sharp/sharp, blunt/blunt, or sharp/blunt), varying curvatures and multiple lengths, these scissors are used for general, multipurpose cutting and dissecting

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Sklarcut™ Iris Scissors feature micro-serrations on one blade to reduce trauma when cutting both delicate and course tissue

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Fine Stitch Scissors are used for removing sutures following ophthalmologic surgeries, commonly involving the eyelids

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Sklar's Littler Suture Carrying Scissors are finger ring scissors that feature a single tiny hole in each blade through which suture material is passed and carried around the surgical site

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Econo™ Sterile Wire Cutting Scissors are stainless steel and industry standard.

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Hercules Utility Scissors are heavy scissors used for cutting heavy bandage material, aluminum, and plaster casts.

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Sklarlite™ Spencer Stitch Scissors are used for suture removal.

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Sklarhone™ Mayo Dissecting Scissors are a variation of standard Mayo Scissors that feature one knife-like razor sharp edge and one standard scissors edge

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Sklarlite XD™ Operating Scissors known as Surgical Scissors are a versatile surgical instrument.

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Littauer Suture Scissors are a basic instrument used for suture removal

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Surgi-OR™ Littauer Stitch Scissors are constructed of stainless steel

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Sklar Micro-Miniature Iris Scissors are a multipurpose instrument used in various microsurgical procedures

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Econo™ Sterile Lister Bandage Scissors are a versatile instrument with multiple uses.

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Sklar's® LaGrange Scissors s-shape is designed to work around tight corners

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Econo™ Spencer Stitch Scissors are primarily used for suture removal.

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Blepharoplasty Iris Scissors are are used to separate the superficial fascia around the eyelid. The serrated blades are designed to grab tissue to prevent sliding and damaging surrounded tissue.

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Heath Suture Scissors are stainless steel and industry standard.

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Sklar® Shortbent Suture Scissors are primarily used for suture removal.

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Sklarcut™ Castanares Rhytidectomy (face lift) Scissors are constructed of stainless steel