MJW Upgraded Suture Practice Pad 3 Layer 14 Pre-cut Wounds with Protective Horizontal and Vertical Mesh Layer Suture Pad for Training and Practice of Medical Veterinarian Students and Nurses
Details
- ColourPink
- BrandMJW
- MaterialSilicone
- Product care instructionsClean with and
- Product dimensions17.8L x 12.4W
- Item weight0.18 Kilograms
Description
🩺 Stitch like a pro, train like a future MD!
- BUILT TO LAST - Protective horizontal & vertical mesh ensures pad endures intense training without tearing.
- TRIPLE LAYER REALISM - Skin, fat & muscle layers mimic true human anatomy for ultra-realistic practice.
- DIVERSE WOUND SCENARIOS - 14 pre-cut wounds of varying depth and size to master every stitching challenge.
- PREMIUM SILICONE TEXTURE - Lab-tested composite material replicates real skin feel and thickness for authentic suturing.
- TRAINING OPTIMIZED DESIGN - Specifically crafted for medical, veterinary students & nurses aiming to perfect their skills.
The MJW Upgraded Suture Practice Pad features 3 anatomically accurate layers—skin, fat, and muscle—with 14 pre-cut wounds of varying depths and sizes. Its built-in horizontal and vertical fabric mesh enhances durability, preventing tearing during suturing practice. Made from premium silicone composite material, this 12mm thick pad offers a realistic texture ideal for medical, veterinary, and nursing students to hone their wound-closing skills in a professional training environment.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | MJW INTERNATIONAL |
| Part number | MJW-151 |
| Item Weight | 180 g |
| Product Dimensions | 17.78 x 12.4 x 1.27 cm; 180 g |
| Item model number | MJW-151 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Colour | Pink |
| Material | Silicone |
| Shape | 14 Wound Suture Pad |
| Item thickness | 12 Millimetres |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included components | Suture Pad |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
J**A
Good for vet/med student suture practice
I bought the one with no cuts after seeing the reviews saying the pre cut ones tore easily due to the proximity of the incisions. I simply made my own incisions and separated the sub q layer and it did a pretty good job. Only thing is the puncture marks become more obvious with use. However it helped for my suture practical and was cheap so I’d reccomend. I like that it had multiple layers so it could be used for a variety of sutures. It doesn’t let the knots slip as easily as the foam ones do after repeated use so that’s helpful. It doesn’t slip and slide as it sticks to flat surfaces while suturing. This likely won’t last you years but it does seem somewhat durable. Mine is still holding up well after a few uses. Plus I still have room for new incisions.Bottom line: It will do the job for suture practice I’d recommend them over the foam models sold at slightly higher price points.
S**.
useful but not durable
These pads are perfect for teaching our students suturing technique, but I would view them as a disposable item as it does not take very much use before they tear and must be replaced. However, they are very affordable.
O**
Good
Good
C**.
You get what you pay for.
A good sized wound pad with various wound designs. Perhaps too close together as most are very vulnerable to tearing, however this may be down to material or size of suture being used (perhaps worth advising what should / should not be used).The material will collect any oose or nearby debris and quickly become very grubby looking.
A**R
Just pulls through
If I could give this no stars I wouldJust pulls through so you cannot complete a sutureBetter off using chicken thighs
R**M
Good for suturing practice
Great for practice. It has a meshlayer inside which helps it durability and makes sure it doesnt rip. I reccomend it to medical students and doctors
H**H
Great!
Great for practice
C**V
Very good alternative for practicing. The material is a bit sensitive when pulling the knots.
Very good for practicing wound suturing and affordable price, compared with similar products.The material is sensitive so be careful when pulling the knots and allow enough space between the knots alongside the "wounds", the material can be easily be damaged if they are too close.
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