Medline MDS15315H #15 Disposable Stainless Steel Surgical Scalpel, Qty 1

I only needed it to trim the new cork on my daughter's clarinet, since the safety cover on her clarinet doesn't stay in place While I tried to use it to trim a thin piece of cardboard, at the point I had to apply a little bit more pressure than I did with the cork, the cover kept sliding back up again. It wouldn't be a good idea to buy this blade if you're going to be using it repeatedly or cutting anything thicker than normal paper.

Kane Crowley

| Mar 16, 2021

Buy it if you don't want to be cut yourself. They are very very sharp and you might get hurt.

Carly Key

| Apr 15, 2021

As a chronic acne sufferer, I use this product to aid in removing cysts of greater size. The medical training I've received and the sanitation methods I use make me uniquely qualified. Scalpels of this quality are sharp and of good quality.

Bruce NICHOLLS

| Jun 09, 2021

An image with a blade and an image with a regular blade. Probably a shark. A #15 scalpel is a very small blade, and I didn't realize it would come in a box of 10. I could've just found out what a #15 scalpel was by doing a quick Google search. The fact that I only needed one and received a total of 10 is enough for me not to need to buy scalpels for some time.

Sydney Benton

| Nov 07, 2020

You should be cautious when handling it since it is extremely sharp. It is critical that you look carefully at how the scalpel opens and closes, because I accidentally injured myself trying to close it.

Kora HOWELLS

| Jun 30, 2021

There is a lot less blade than the picture shows, not as sharp as the picture implies.

Jake Stout

| Nov 04, 2020

A better trimmer than those in the store! I use this to trim calluses around my feet because it is very sharp and precise.

Andre Steele

| Jul 25, 2021