1001 Disposable Scalpels With #11 High-Carbon Steel Blades, Plastic Handle, Sterile, Individually Foil Wrapped, Box Of 10

Absolutely recommend, very well priced for the quality that they are.

Very sharp, edge lasts and very safe when not in use. All individually sealed for peace of mind. Very happy with these!!

While they are good for trimming and cutting they break quite easily

It's quite sharp so be careful, it doesn't sting or no sharp pain of scratch when used.

Very sharp did the job great.

I use these because I do airbrush painting and need to cut the "masking film" with a scalpel. These are amazingly sharp and slice through it like the metaphorical knife through butter.

I liked how sharp they were but after about ten minutes they go blunt and need more pressure to be able to work. But if you’re using them to make singular cuts to things then they are perfect

These are brilliant, do a great job and so easy to use

These Scalpels were great ! Used for my diabetic hubby's feet and when they get worn, I used them to open packages. Good quality and price ! Packaged well and delivered fast. Thank you Seller !!!

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Amazingly sharp. Ordered them because I had a red bump growing on my left inner thigh. As time went on I could see it was not going away but becoming increasingly more large and firm. If you took your thumb and index finger and lightly pinched it between them, it felt like a stiff little ball growing inside. And then my memory was jogged. I was brought to that scene from The 1984’s film Gremlins, when the Mogwai named Gizmo gets wet and those round fur balls form under his skin and then pop out like missiles to form other little Mogwai! I knew I was destined for the same journey as little Gizmo. But I didn’t matter how much I got the spot wet nothing really happened to the extent of a furball launching like I had seen in the movie. I thought to myself, maybe I I could go to the doctors and they could help me extract my new friend/family member. I don’t think they’d charge me as much as they would for a regular birth. They might even do it for free just for the publicity. But as I started thinking about it more.. would they let me keep him? Would the government get involved? They would know I wouldn’t feed it after midnight, I’d seen the movie. I know what happens! But would the trust me enough? I couldn’t leave this up to chance. So I started doing my research. I needed something that would cause as minimal amount of discomfort as possible, while still allowing the freedom of whatever foreign life form was growing inside my leg. That is what led me to google “instruments used for a C section”. Although many looked super fun, there was only one that I knew would get the job done right. The Scalpel. I was discouraged, because first off I am no doctor. I don’t have my license to practice any type of sections on people. I kill bugs for a living, and I didn’t think I would be allowed access to modern medical tools. Maybe used ones I could possible track down on eBay, for very reasonable prices but questionable sanitation. But I didn’t want that, I couldn’t take my chances on secondhand slicers. I needed my hand to be the first hand before any other hands, if I were gonna do this right. So I took a leap of faith and I logged on to my amazon account. I half-heartedly searched, “Scalpel”.. Loading... loading... my internet friggin sucks.. loading. Finally the page pops up. To my ultimate joy A whole page full of Skin Slicers! Turns our they let just about anyone in the public purchase these things! I placed my order. They got here as things from amazon typically do, a short 1 to 2 days later! My wife wanted to pop it for me. Pop it? You don’t pop a Mogwai! It was clear she didn’t understand how birthing works. But regardless of her understanding, this was personal. I had carried this little guy around for weeks. There was a bond there that I couldn’t trust to anyone else. I’d do it myself. I locked myself in the bathroom, and slid off my pants. I opened one of the individually packed sharp sticks. and inspected it for imperfections. Flawless, like my hearts intents. I propped my leg up on the sink counter and carefully pulled my leg skin up for a clearer view of my Mogwai. I made the first incision, but it barely brazed the skin. I decided to add a little more presser... “OH NO!” My wife could hear me scream. I had pushed to hard. There was blood everywhere! a heavy flow streaming down my leg! My wife asked if she could come in. I said No. She could never relate to this much blood in this sort of a place. In my disarray I dropped the publicly sold Medical instrument and rushed over to get some TP. When I applied pressure I noticed the bump was gone. I looked around frantically, there was drops of blood everywhere. I must have injured him or scared him off when my untrained hand attempted it’s first Caesarian. All that I could find on second examination was one of his long hair’s that I must have cut off during the procedure. To this day I don’t know where he went, but if you ever read this I just want you to know that I understand and my door is always open. To sum up my review, these scalpels are really sharp.

My mustache hair is a little thick and I don't like it but I also don't have the pain tolerance to pluck hair from the top of my lip. It's very very sensitive there. So instead, I purchased these guys and they help eradicate my annoying mustache hairs. The blade is very sharp, sharp enough to cut you deep if you start fooling around with it. You may be wondering, "why don't you just use a regular shaving razor to shave it off dum dum???" WELL thats because I don't SHAVE, MEANING I DON'T OWN A SHAVING RAZOR. I SUGAR WAX NOW. Best decision I have ever made in my life. Often times shaving razors are too big for such a small area and I feel like I have more control with the scalpel. Plus they are pretty affordable as oppose to going to one of those derma-planning spas or idk what its called. TIP: do not use in the dark

The product itself seems solid. Sharp, clean, sterile, does it’s job well. It makes me a little nervous that there is very little product manufacturing info on the box, especially since it is a tool of medical incision. Who is the manufacturer? Where was it manufactured? What are the product specification? Who do I contact if I have questions? Etc.