So I'm looking at caponizing kits and reading reviews about how crappy they are. I started looking around for a decent spreader as that seems to be the biggest gripe about the kits. I found what looks like a usable spreader based on a recommendation I found somewhere in and among the numerous threads here talking about the kits.
While I was hunting for the spreader, I found anatomy students' dissection kits, suture kits and veterinary kits that look like they have most of the same tools as the caponizing kits, the tools look better quality, and the cost to buy a medical kit and the spreader would be less or at the very least, equal to the caponizing kits I find offered. Is there any reason to get a "caponizing" kit or would I do better to get other medical kits with the tools needed to do the deed?
While I was hunting for the spreader, I found anatomy students' dissection kits, suture kits and veterinary kits that look like they have most of the same tools as the caponizing kits, the tools look better quality, and the cost to buy a medical kit and the spreader would be less or at the very least, equal to the caponizing kits I find offered. Is there any reason to get a "caponizing" kit or would I do better to get other medical kits with the tools needed to do the deed?