MED PRIDE Disposable Surgical Scalpels, Sterile, #11 Steel Blade, 10-Pack

Works very good for hard to reach corns in between toes . I saw these kinds on tv and also the foot doctor did it to my foot with same type. Glad i can do it myself and it doesnt cost an appt or take my time to go have someone else do it. There are so many they last a long time. THEY ARE SUPER SHARP .

One of my cats had a staph infection, and I am well prepared to deal with these things, because I had been through it before with my child as well as myself when we got exposed to some bacteria in Florida years ago. I bought these scapels, alcohol, gloves, the works! Immediately, I noticed how well they were packaged, individually and they all had caps on them. The knife quality is far superior considering it is a disposable, and the bill quality is great. I would recommend cutting it out of the package instead of trying to remove it, because when I did the cap came off so these knife part was exposed. I probably did it wrong, I never follow directions lol. Having said that, it's got a grip that makes it very easy to hold and use with or without gloves, the blade was super thin and sharp so you don't have to press hard at all, mission accomplished. These are very easy to use, but I'd recommend getting some supervision if you have never worked with a scapel before. I actually had classes and surgical tech years ago so I know how to handle a scapel, but I was used to the weight of the industrial ones you see in hospitals. Having said that, these will do the trick. You get 10 of them in a pack, so it is a wonderful value. I think I paid more for the gloves than I did for these.

I ordered these when one of the kitties developed an aural hematoma from shaking and scratching her head. This extremely sharp and pointy blade tip is perfect for CAREFULLY poking a hole in something that needs to drain. I used to use 18g and 20g needles to do this, but these scalpels work much better! The needles just make a hole - a hole that can close too quickly. This pointy scalpel tip makes a tiny cut, as opposed to a puncture (like the needles) so the opening stays open longer. And when you have a struggling kitty who wants nothing to do with you and your poking implements and your draining of something, that kind of opening tends to STAY open long enough to drain whatever needs draining, yet is small enough to close and heal up on its own. My recommendation, as far as using this to drain abscesses etc, in your pet: get someone to hold her while you do it! It'll save you some scratches (and possibly bites!) - as long as that person knows how to properly hold a struggling animal, that is.😾 If not, just take your pet to the vet and let THEM do it. This is also, a multi use item for husband's first aid kit. Remember one thing: these are EXTREMELY sharp!!! And the pointy tip makes them extra sharp. Actual surgeons use this type of blade while performing surgery, to make certain cuts. So you KNOW it has to cut thru flesh very quickly and easi!y. So make sure you KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN!!! They could quite easily lose a finger or worse very easily and very quickly before you even know what's happening. Diligence is the word here And the scalpels, of course, could always be less expensive...

blades aren’t as sharp as i expected. but still sharp enough to get the job done. i used these to shave calluses on the feet

Decent ones

I use these Scalpels for model making.

These are not sharp enough to safely derma plane. You can if you apply excessive pressure but then the risk of it slipping off or finally cutting through risks sending the blade in to wound or surrounding wound or even nearby fingers. The blade is just not sharp enough for this use.

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