Medpride #11 Scalpel Blades - Sharp, Tempered Stainless-Steel for Disposable Use

Lucas: I had to have one and bought these, so I had extra just in case. Worked well and super sharp.

United States on Dec 07, 2023

Edmond B Gregory: These are very high quality and have very sharp blades. I had previously bought scalpels that may be ok for crafters, but weren't very good for shaving plantar warts. These blades are very sharp!

United States on Nov 25, 2023

Jim S: The scalpels are okay for the price. They’ll cut a callus or piece of dead skin, but they are not medical grade.

United States on Nov 14, 2023

RC: This is a box of #10 scalpels, the same blade doctors use during routine surgeries, so the blades are Super Sharp! But if you have a steady hand & know how to be careful, you can use it on your face without cutting yourself. Dermaplaning isn't merely shaving your face. The scalpel exfoliates your skin while also removing all the facial peach fuzz, which leaves you with supremely smooth & soft skin. The trick is to keep the blade at a 20-25 degree angle, which you'll easily get the hang of. (You can find YT videos on dermaplaning with a #10 blade that will show you the proper angle.) Be sure to thoroughly clean your face & neck beforehand (I use Dickinson's Witch Hazel on a cotton pad) & pat your skin completely dry. Wipe off the blade with cotton pad dampened with alcohol as you go. (The 1st time you dermaplane, you'll be shocked at the amount of debris that accumulates on the scalpel!) When you've finished, rinse your face & neck with cool water, leave your skin damp & apply your best moisturizer. I wait at least an hour after dermaplaning before applying make-up. And you will absolutely LOVE the way your make-up glides on easily, blends effortlessly &...

United States on Nov 12, 2022

kkmama: 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...

United States on May 27, 2020