Graham-Field 2606 Grafco Lister Bandage Scissors, Stainless Steel, 3.5" Length

They do the job, but they're just too short. I don't use them at work at all. They're too short. I just keep them at home in the junk drawer to open random packages. I was disappointed at how short they are, but glad they're not made in China.

Bought these to ease the removal of VetRap from our dog's paw as she recovered from a torn pad. Prefer these to the EMT shears we had been using. Sharp, with a tip guard and blade angle that minimized discomfort for dog and caregiver.

Pro: I like the size, and they fit my hand well. The weight and balance is good also.Con: The blades scraped against each other too tightly, making it almost impossible to use. I had to slightly bend/twist out the back blade, which helped a lot. Now to get them sharpened..

These were sized correctly and functioned for light use, but were not made as well as the other scissors this size that I tried. These scissors could only cut one or two layers of tape before the tape would try to rotate and jam between the blades, rather than cutting.These scissors also looked slightly unfinished, like they had missed the final polish around the blades.I had much better luck with the black, non-stick, 3.5" scissors made by A2ZSCILAB, which could cut twice as many layers before jamming.

Love the size of this bandage scissor. I'm a nurse and usually carry the larger size bandage scissors but the pockets on our scrub uniforms provided to us are small and makes it difficult to carry around and sometimes it ends up falling out of my pocket. This mini size makes it so much easier to carry around and I just attach it to my lanyard behind my badge.

They were not 3 1/2 inch scissors as advertised. They were 5 1/2 inches long. I wanted small scissors so they fit in my pocket better. They looked dirty and used when I got them too! I felt like I needed to clean them before I used them.

They are great but they hang off my ID badge at work and they don’t stay closed, they are always opening. Wish they had a tighter feel.

As a vet tech who works at a practice that sees more than just cats and dogs, these bandage scissors have suited me well. Great for taking casts or bandages off of the smaller guys like rabbits, ferrets, etc.