Includes:
 
Access to 2-hour live class with Augustine Colebrook 
Suturing After Birth Course (4 CEUs)

Suturing Supply Guide

You will need:
 
A vaginal model or Cow Tongue or Chicken Breast to practice on
Needle driver
Tissue forceps
Stitch scissors
Suture material​
A filament needle

For the best experience, I recommend practicing with what you’ll actually be using in your clinical work:

36” Vicryl 3-0 with a ½ circle 36mm CT needle.

Building muscle memory with your real-world materials matters.

That said, if you have access to expired or donated suture, you’ll still get excellent practice from any 2-0, 3-0, or 4-0 Vicryl, Vicryl Rapide, or Chromic Gut in any tip style, as long as the needle is 26mm or larger.

Please avoid silk suture or monofilament (the “fishing line” type) — the handling properties are too different and will work against the muscle memory we’re building.

When in doubt, bring what you have and we’ll work with it.