Constructed from high‑grade surgical stainless steel with a polished finish for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning. Components are designed for clinical durability; many models are autoclavable for sterile reuse (check product spec for sterilization parameters).

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1. Ensure the device is sterilized according to facility protocols before use.
2. Prepare the wound site using aseptic technique and apply appropriate analgesia if required.
3. Align the remover’s jaws under the staple crown; position the device so the staple legs are lifted evenly.
4. Squeeze the handle gently to compress the staple and lift it from the skin, taking care to avoid pinching surrounding tissue.
5. Discard extracted staples into a designated sharps/metal waste container. Inspect wound and apply dressing as directed by clinical protocol.

Note: This guide is for professional clinical use. Follow facility protocols and manufacturer instructions for specific models.

Designed for healthcare professionals including surgeons, surgical nurses, wound care specialists, emergency clinicians and outpatient clinic staff. Appropriate for use in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centres, primary care clinics and home health visits by trained personnel.

Caution: For professional use only. Inspect the instrument prior to each use—do not use if damaged. Avoid use on heavily infected or compromised tissue unless clinically indicated. Follow standard precautions to prevent cross contamination.

Storage: Clean and sterilize per manufacturer and facility guidelines. Store in a dry, sterile instrument tray or sealed pouch away from corrosive chemicals. Keep out of reach of unauthorized personnel and children. Replace or service the instrument if signs of wear or corrosion appear.