Cynamed-Gold Premium German 82 Pcs Veterinary Instruments Set -Include Kelly Forceps- Mosquito Forceps -Carmalt Forceps -Backhaus Towel Clamp- Mayo Metzenbaum Scissors- All in ONE

The quality of the product was wonderful. The case was a disappointment because it was plastic and parts were torn when received. It’s a Christmas gift for one of my granddaughters who is in vet school. I would buy this again

Bought it for a cousin who is a vet out of the country. He said they are great tools, he asked me to buy him 10 kits!

El instrumental es de mala Calidad, algunas piezas se sienten demasiado duras, no recomiendo usarlas en pacientes vivos porque no hacen nada de hemostasis y podría ser peligroso, son realmente 23 piezas pero se menciona 86 porque cuentan los bisturí, por el precio que tienen podrían conseguir algo mejor.

Excelente calidad

$90.00 for all these instruments? Too good to be true. I ordered them because, as a board-certified general surgeon, I'm often asked by medical students, "What instruments should I buy to practice on?" The "ready-made" kits that contain the silicone pads are horrible compared to these instruments. Now, one of the reviewers commented on the quality of the needle driver in this kit. I agree. All the instruments seem fine--except the needle driver which is way I gave it 4 stars and not 5. The needle driver has been ground-down, too low, on the rachet mechanism and, while it closes, does so BARELY (however, please realize, this needle holder is a combination needle-holder and suture cutter together in one instrument...it is NOT "just" a needle holder. This kit did not come with "just" a single instrument that was only a needle holder. If you need instruments for medical students, veterinary students, or classroom use (cadaver lab or student suture practice), this kit has about everything you need--and more--for $90.00

A pretty complete set of the finer instruments that make up the set.

No siento q sean de tan buena calidad, pero sirven

For my Principles of Surgery class, this kit was perfect. The instruments are great for learning and developing muscle memory. However, once I started using them for live animal surgeries I started noticing the big issue; THEY ARE NOT HEMOSTATIC. Having a Carmalt pop off of a giant ovarian pedicle in a dog in estrus is quite unnerving, so for the sake of all the fur babies DO NOT USE on live patients.