Cynamed First Responder Medical Belt Tool Kit

Everything you need to sratrt your medic/first aid kit. Scissors are sharp, flashlight is bright. scalpel is crazy sharp. Great pouch and everything fits in it great. Tweezers are the best I have eve use. exactly as good as listed.

– Tools appear to be durable and professional.- Holder/holster has room for all the tools with extra space for other tools to be added. The holder has an adjustable velcro loop, so it will fit any belt or bag.- Tweezers and hemostat have gripping teeth, so things won’t slide out of their grasp.- Bandage-scissors do a good job, though the leading edge is ‘pointy’ and scrapes along the skin. I wish it was buffed smooth, so it was more comfortable for the patient.- I’m not a fan of the holder’s main compartment. It doesn’t hold the tools very well and some tools (magnet, flashlight, and tweezers for example) can fall out if the kit is turned upside down. I would prefer a holder with a larger flap that contains all the tools in place. The flashlight loop doesn’t work well with the included flashlight and the light just slides right out the elastic loop.- Despite my criticism, these are decent tools that would still be a good addition to any first aid kit.

This is a pretty nice set to cover basic home emergency purposes and maybe include in your bug out bag. I don’t feel like I like the pouch very much, it seems like it would be terribly difficult to get everything packed away in it. But the tools themselves seem generally of pretty good quality. At first glance the pupil light did seem to feel of lower quality, but it should work in a pinch. The bandage scissors and EMT shears don’t require anything too complicated, you’re just cutting away threads, so those work great. The debris remover is a little confusing but has a magnet on one end. Maybe a little high for my taste but still a nice set to have on hand if you just can’t get to a professional quick enough. These kinds of tools are only as good as the person who is using them and how prepared and knowledgeable they are with how to use them.

Oh you could add maybe a few more things. Everyone has bandaids! Well most!

Our scouting group is growing and I have been tasked with getting items for a second first aid kit. As we do a lot of hiking/backpacking/canoeing adventurers, we wanted more durable tools to hold up to some banging around and that might be needed more than simple bandages.These tools are of good quality and make a nice addition to the kit. I have tried them out in non-emergency situations and find them to work well. The med shears can cut through denim with enough pressure, and cut cloth bandages easily. The hemostat are nice to cut thread and tape (only things I have tried so far). The debris remover seemingly works fine. The tweezers worked well and have a nice fine point for delicate work. The pouch is extremely durable, but am not sure we will use it much (choosing instead to lighten our load a little and keep the tools in a first aid pouch with the other supplies).All in all, nice quality at a decent price.

These are good quality for the price. Everything fits perfectly in the durable nylon pouch. The tools are good quality and work well. Good for first aid kit.

The tools did not fit in the pouch very well, item fell out easily. I don’t like the pouch.Some of the tools works, sadly the pupil light is not working. Overall, quality is ok. I just put all the working tools in our first aid box with other emergency supplies.

Very nice heavy tools like it

I am very impressed with this equipment in the EMT medical tool kit. The pouch is a heavy duty nylon, washable, with a Velcro flap over the front pouch and another Velcro flap in the back to hold the pouch to a belt. Being Velcro, it’s somewhat adjustable, which is nice since belts come in all different widths. All of the tools in this kit are stamped “German stainless.” The EMT shears are black with a nice big handle that easily accommodated several fingers for a stronger grip. The blades of the shears are coated in a flat black. In the handle is stamped “Autoclave 143 C.” The blades of the shears I received rub very tightly against each other when they open and close, and I can see where the metal is scraping the black off the blades each time they are used. I suspect they’ll loosen up a bit with repeated use. The upper blade is nice and sharp, as is the finely serrated lower blade. The bandage scissors and hemostats are both of excellent quality. The hemostat clamps line up nice and straight when closed. The pupil flashlight takes two AAA batteries (not included) and puts out a very nice bright light. There is a nice pupil sizing guide etched into the flashlight. The tweezers are a huge 6 inches long, which is nice for digging debris out of a deep wound. Speaking of debris, the tool for removing debris from eyes is pretty cool. If you unscrew one end, you have the magnetic debris remover. If you unscrew the other end, you have the nonmagnetic loop. This is not just a good EMT tool, it’s also handy to keep around a workshop or home, especially for anyone who frequently works with power tools. This debris remover does not fit in either outside loop of the pouch the way it’s shown in the product photo, because the loops are too large to hold it, but it fits nicely in the front inside pouch with the bandage scissors, hemostats, and tweezers, so no problem there. The pupil flashlight fits securely in either outside loop. This is an extremely nice EMT medical kit. 5 stars.

3 stars==Equal to competition and expectations. This got 2.Flashlight failed. The case is not worth the shipping Prime shipping cost.But the scissors, hemostats, and tweezers are averageKnowing what I know now, I would buy something else.

I keep a first aid kit in my car. It has everything I can imagine, but many first aid kits lack scissors and other hardware. I am happy to have this set of scissors for when the need arises. Also included in the kit are tweezers, a pen light, and a pouch. The pen light does not come with batteries (2 x AAA). If I left batteries inserted, they would probably leak before I had the chance to use the light, so I removed the pen light from the kit. I think if it came down to it, someone would have a phone for that.

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Not an EMT, I am ex-military. Wanted to have an EDC kit that was smaller with the most important to me basics. Fit a rhino rescue tourniquet in the larger pouch area.Great starter kit and can always upgrade the components later if you want.

The scissors and other items don’t fit very well and if not careful will come out of pouch and be missing. Hardware seems to be in good shape but penlight didn’t work. Pouch itself has Velcro closers and is easy and adjustable.

– Tools appear to be durable and professional.- Holder/holster has room for all the tools with extra space for other tools to be added. The holder has an adjustable velcro loop, so it will fit any belt or bag.- Tweezers and hemostat have gripping teeth, so things won’t slide out of their grasp.- Bandage-scissors do a good job, though the leading edge is ‘pointy’ and scrapes along the skin. I wish it was buffed smooth, so it was more comfortable for the patient.- I’m not a fan of the holder’s main compartment. It doesn’t hold the tools very well and some tools (magnet, flashlight, and tweezers for example) can fall out if the kit is turned upside down. I would prefer a holder with a larger flap that contains all the tools in place. The flashlight loop doesn’t work well with the included flashlight and the light just slides right out the elastic loop.- Despite my criticism, these are decent tools that would still be a good addition to any first aid kit.

This kit came with a good set of stainless steel tools–hemostats, tweezers, scissors etc. There is a tool meant for removing metal from wounds that also has a little nylon “lasso” on the other end. There is even a little flashlight with a pupil gauge on it to help one identify the diameter of dilated pupils. The tools all fit in a heavy fabric and velcro belt holder. There is a crude black steel pair of shears for quickly cutting through seat belts or clothing that really impressed me with how sharp and powerful it was. This kit would really come in handy to keep with fishing, hunting or camping also. As always, I update if something occurs to want to drop off stars. Hope this review was helpful. There’s a button below to click if it was.

I’ll have to admit that I didn’t think either pair of shears would cut much, but when tested against several thicknesses of thick fabric, both pairs cut through my fabric like a charm. When you’re on the road and need to cut through someone’s clothing so you can provide trauma care, it’s essential to have shears that will cut through the thickest jeans, and these shears are up to the tasks. All the other tools feel and look quality. The only thing I’d change is the pouch. It really does need a slot or elastic to hold each tool individually so they don’t bounce around while you’re on shift.

The scissors and other items don’t fit very well and if not careful will come out of pouch and be missing. Hardware seems to be in good shape but penlight didn’t work. Pouch itself has Velcro closers and is easy and adjustable.

I was very curious about the quality of this when it arrived. But I was surprised Everything seems to be of good quality. We got this to go in our medical bag that has to go with us everywhere due to a central line.

This is a pretty nice set to cover basic home emergency purposes and maybe include in your bug out bag. I don’t feel like I like the pouch very much, it seems like it would be terribly difficult to get everything packed away in it. But the tools themselves seem generally of pretty good quality. At first glance the pupil light did seem to feel of lower quality, but it should work in a pinch. The bandage scissors and EMT shears don’t require anything too complicated, you’re just cutting away threads, so those work great. The debris remover is a little confusing but has a magnet on one end. Maybe a little high for my taste but still a nice set to have on hand if you just can’t get to a professional quick enough. These kinds of tools are only as good as the person who is using them and how prepared and knowledgeable they are with how to use them.

The packaging came in dented, but I don’t care about that. I bought this for my emergency kit. It is perfect for that. Very compact. Didnt seem cheaply made or anything.

If there was anything about this kit I would have liked to had seen was a clip for the penlight to keep it in place withing the holster; otherwise super!

I bought this due to having to change my mother’s bandage from minor hand surgery. I’ve been wanting a set like this to add to my first aid kit. Very happy with the quality of the product.