Suture Practice Pads 3 Layer with 14 Wound 5.5x7.7", Suture Practice Kit, Durable Silicon Skin Suture Pad to be Used by Students for Training and Practice of Medical, Veterinarian Students and Nurses

This product is a fantastic find! It's reasonably priced, making it accessible for most budgets without compromising on quality. The product is exactly as described, and its usefulness cannot be overstated. I've found it to be incredibly practical and efficient in meeting my needs. The attention to detail is impressive, and the performance is on par with more expensive alternatives. If you're looking for something reliable, well-made, and at a fair price point, this is the perfect choice. Highly recommended!

Quality build easy to use. Close to very real skin. cheap and fake skin. Good for practice. Buy more expensive skins if you want a more realistic feel. This feels like cheap skin because it is.

Bought these for my ER corpsmen to practice on and they are great. Definitely use 3-0 or thicker suture bc the skin is thick. Harder to close but practice makes it work. Lasts awhile but over time the line will break through. It’s great for 10$

I am a midwife in training and needed a suture kit to practice on and demonstrate competency in my class. I needed an affordable kit that wasn't poorly made. This met all of my expectations and served me perfectly well.

Just what my nursing student needed to practice her stitching skills.

Note this product is not that great for complex suturing. I tried to perform a deeper suturing technique and the plastic mold tore. Recommendation for simple suturing techniques such as a running suture or interrupted suturing.

My daughter is obsessed with Greys Anatomy and wanted to try it out. Good quality, heavy so secure and safe for your hands. We were happy with this product

I'm an Pediatric Emergency medicine specialist, practicing suturing on a daily basis. I've seen many products of this kind, and I'm sorry to say that this product is of very low quality. I've tried this product with several different suture types and sizes.first of all - the product itself STINKS of petroleum, and has a slimy-oily layer of petroleum as well.The simulated wounds/lacerations themselves are not realistic, as they require a lot of tension for closure, which is unequivocal to their width and length, and that same suture tension , in addition to the low quality of the material, causes it to tear easily.