Operating Scissor, Sharp/Sharp, Straight, 5.5"

I bought them for my wife. She likes them

I was surprised how big these were (didn't read the product info very carefully to be fair) and how well it felt for the price. For the few dollars I paid, I wasn't expecting much. Just needed some cheap, small scissors for the bathroom and I got a second pair for projects with tight fitting places I needed to snip anything in.They were very tight, nothing loose or vibrations anywhere. A lot bigger than I thought they'd be. The sheer strength is very good, it cut the tops of q-tips no problem in the bathroom, wire and so far anything I've really needed to cut with it. I bought these for a cheap pair of beater scissors but so far I've really liked them.I like the exposed screw head too, It fits nice and flush with a smooth look but I like to be able to tighten them down the road.

I purchased these to trim Denture pads because you need a good sharp blade to get a good clean trim. For this purpose these scissors worked great. I hope my surgeon uses a better pair as these have some minor defects on the blade surface, but certainly nothing that would interfere with anything I might use them for.Good purchase, would buy again. Decent quality and very sharp.

As advertised

I know these are used by doctors in there offices and in hospitals. After one of my surgeries, my doctor brought in a sterile package with these scissors in to cut off my stitches. He then put them in the drawer of the nightstand by my bed! He said that I would get biilled for them anyways, so I might as well get to keep them! It's amazing how often I use them. But you will never guess the main reason I use them for! I have a beautiful Ragdoll Kitty with long, thick fur. When I find sections of fur that are matted together, these scissors work great to cut them off!! Seriously!!!

Not too sure about these. They close rather tightly & feel like they'll bind up in time. They have a screw, not sure if they're adjustable. I purchased them for home emergency kit. Because it's likely I won't be performing surgery with them I'll keep them. If you need a scissor for surgery these seem very sharp but be aware about the tightness/difficulty with open/closing. They certainly are not expensive and for what I wanted the seller is offering a fair deal.

I've been a paramedic for thirty five years and am also a medical specialist on my state Urban Search and Rescue Team. At times I am required to do more than a "normal" paramedic and one of those skills is minor suturing. I put a small wound suture kit together in a Condor padded wallet pouch and it contains two mosquito forceps, one straight, one curved, two Kelly clamps, one straight, one curved, a mayo needle holder, two tissue forceps, and two pairs of operating scissors. Add some sutures and cleaning agents with some steri strips and I'm good to go. It takes up little room and all my instruments and other needed materials are in one spot.

Very nice scissor that doesn't have to be used for surgery. I purchased them as an all-metal scissor for beer brewing, which requires a soak in sanitizing solution prior to opening a yeast pack. They can be used for anything that needs cutting. They're small, so they work best for simple applications. I don't recommend them for use by children.