VIVOSUN Disposable Scalpels with #11 High-Carbon Steel Medical Blades

Steve: Work great. Nice and sharp. Sterile. Shipped quickly and packaged nicely. Cut softwood easily.

United States on Jun 15, 2023

Michael Mcdade: warning do not thumb test these blades they are super sharp.(dont make the mistake i did!!!!)

United States on Aug 27, 2022

Anick beaulieu: Tres bien pour tout petite tache soit esthetique ou autre

Canada on Jul 15, 2022

Amazon Customer: Blades are off kilter and lose sharpness faster than average. Classic get what u pay for. I’d recommend getting a more expensive higher quality set.

United States on May 28, 2022

A. Goodman: Ever want to do a little surgery on yourself? I had a milia on the side of my nose for several years. It wasn't visible to anyone but me, but it still bothered me. In the past I tried other means of removing it, but nothing worked. If I only had the correct tool, ie, a scalpel! After preparing my face (cleansing, etc.) I made the smallest little nick on top of the milia. Using an extraction tool, I pressed down on the area around the milia, and like magic, the stubborn milia popped completely out. Problem solved thanks to VIVOSUN Disposable Scalpel.

United States on Jun 26, 2021

Edward Lariviere: Very happy with the product.
Shipping was delayed by a couple of weeks, but I wasn't in a rush so that was fine.

Canada on Jun 14, 2021

Robyn P.: Cuts flesh and leather like butter, which is what I needed them to do for crafting. Don't know if I would do surgery with them, because the handles seem really cheap and crappy...but I have no idea if surgical scalpels are much better (because I'm not a surgeon or any other sort of medical profession)?

Canada on Apr 27, 2021

Devin Thomas: I bought this with the impression that it would slice my skin easily but i found that the only way to get the blade through the skin was to hold it perpendicular and poke my skin using the tip making it harder to see where I was cutting
Maybe I'm dumb for assuming I could horizontally slice my skin, but I don't see how else you would use it for scraping like it says in the description
If you want something for skin scraping like me I would suggest trying to find a Dermal Curette if you can; which for some reason is damn near impossible to find

Canada on Apr 19, 2021

Laurie: Purchased scalpels for debridement of a callous surrounding a wound. They do lose their sharpness fairly quickly, but then I just use them for opening Amazon boxes! They are disposable after all.

Canada on Apr 11, 2021

Kristiina: I bought it for smt that it’s not recommended to do at home. I had a corn under my foot that I have had for years, doesn’t hurt or nothing but annoys me knowing it’s there. It helped to scrape of the thick skin very well but you really need a steady hand because these things are sharp and you can easily injure yourself. If you don’t know what you are doing, please don’t attempt it at home.

But I discovered a another excellent use for them. I have huge agaves in my front yard rental property, like 6-7 feet tall and some leaves are reaching public walkways. Recently just read a horror story how one person had bent down to pick smt up and got up and got pocked with the agave onto her eye. Not the agave on my yard but I contacted landlord to let him know that he needs to get it taken care of before someone pokes themselves to it. Some of the leaves are so thick that I have tried to use my garden snippers before and they do nothing. Saw is needed. I thought of trying scapels to cut of the pokey needle parts and it worked well. I also decided to try to cut some leaves because they were leaning on the sidewalk and it was like magic, they cut through few inches thick of...

United States on Mar 15, 2021