Scissors First Aid Only P-96029 18.0 cm — medical first aid scissors, stainless steel blades, silver

First Aid Only P-96029 18.0 cm medical first aid scissors are compact cutting tools designed for quick wound care and emergency use. These scissors feature stainless steel blades with a silver finish, a blunt-ended design for safety, and an 18.0 cm overall length that balances portability and cutting leverage. Intended for inclusion in first aid kits, emergency response bags, and household medicine cabinets, they are suitable for cutting dressings, adhesive tape and clothing to access injuries.

Advantages

The stainless steel blades maintain edge integrity and resist corrosion, ensuring consistent cutting performance over time. The compact 18.0 cm size makes the scissors easy to store while providing sufficient blade length for efficient cutting of bandages, tape and fabric. The silver finish creates a clean, professional appearance and the design supports one-handed control for rapid action in first aid situations.

Suitable for

• Cutting dressings and gauze during wound care
• Removing adhesive tape and medical tape
• Cutting clothing to expose an injury in emergencies
• Use in home first aid kits and portable emergency packs
• Basic use by trained first responders and caregivers

Key specifications

• Overall length: 18.0 cm
• Blade material: stainless steel
• Finish: silver
• Blade tip: blunt-ended for safer use near skin
• Design: compact, ergonomic for controlled cutting

How to use

Hold the scissors by the handles with the blunt tip oriented toward the patient to avoid contact with the skin. Use steady, controlled motions to cut dressings, tape or fabric; for thicker materials, apply slow, firm pressure while keeping the blade tip away from the wound. After use, clean the blades according to local infection control protocols and store the scissors in a dry place or designated first aid compartment.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the scissors regularly for signs of dulling or corrosion and replace them when cutting performance deteriorates. Use the blunt tip design when working close to skin and avoid using the scissors on materials that could damage the blades, such as metal or wire. Follow standard first aid and hygiene procedures when using and cleaning the scissors.