Meriam Cotton And Dressing Tweezer (Pliers)

Description

Meriam Cotton And Dressing Tweezer (Pliers)

The Meriam dressing tweezer picks up cotton pellets, gauze and small dressings. Its angled tips reach into narrow spaces while the hand stays out of the view.

Five figures

The range has five figures. Each one has its own tip shape or angle. Therefore, you can match the tweezer to the space you work in.

Why an angled tweezer

An angle keeps the fingers clear of the line of sight. As a result, the user can see exactly where the cotton goes. Meanwhile, the fine tips hold small items securely.

Typical uses of the Meriam dressing tweezer

Dental, ENT and minor surgery rooms use it. For example, it places cotton pellets in a cavity. It also passes small dressings during wound care.

Grip

Hold it like a pen with the tips pointing down. Next, squeeze gently until the cotton is held. Also, avoid squeezing hard, since that can spring the tips.

Choosing a figure

Straight-angled figures suit open areas. By contrast, sharper angles help in deep or awkward spaces. Many clinics keep two figures side by side.

Meriam dressing tweezer options

• Figures 1 to 5
• Angled, serrated tips
• Reusable steel

Care

Rinse the tips after each use. Brush the serrations and dry fully. Then check that the tips still meet.

Choosing with confidence

We stand behind this tweezer with three years against manufacturing defects, whichever figure you order. A team member in Atlanta checks this Meriam tweezer by hand before it ships. Most clinics stock an extra tweezer to avoid delays. Looking for a formal quote? Get in touch today. The FAQ page sums up orders, shipping and returns. For background on surgical alloys, see ASTM F899. Explore our whole general surgical tools list too. A close relative is the London College tweezer.

For professional use only. Our care guidance notes why photos vary plus the nickel in stainless steel. Returns are on our refund terms.