80 PCS Scalpel Blades #10#11#15#23 Scalpels Surgical with 4PCS Handle & Storage Box,Individually Wrapped High Carbon Steel Blades for Sculpting, Cutting,Crafts & More

Very great product, sharp , durable and all the above. Just be prepared to poke yourself a few times if not careful, as there is no safety cap. But other than that amazing especially for the price!

Sharp. lots of pieces. good value

Good set and selection for the price. I’m using this scalpel for mycology and it cuts real nice.

I got these to help with animals processing. They work as expected, only issue I have is it comes with two separate sizes. Blades are not marked on packages to let you know what handle to use. Sometimes I like to use the large blade and accidently open a small one. So I have to use it. Handles wash easy (I throw in dishwasher upside down) Loading blades are easy and removes easy too. I keep the package to hold the used blade after for disposal.

So I bought these back around the holidays and hadn't been able to get back to him till now to use them. I go to use them and the scalpel handle that they sent me with the blades doesn't fit It's not the right one. I was sent number 23 blades and this handle is too small and petite to fit the blades that they sent me. Not such a great deal when the parts don't match up. What good are the blades without a handle. Without The right parts it becomes a very dangerous item. Incompatible parts sent by vendor renders the item unusable.

Very sharp. I would not remove blades without some sort of protection, and caution when putting them on. Be aware there is also no blade cover.

This kit is great but I’m giving it 3 stars for blade change issues. First I want to point out that I am using this scalpel for cutting balsa wood for RC airplanes and fragging corals. Which it works great for airplane models /covering and fragging corals. Changing blades I use a needle nose pliers or a hemostat because the blades are brittle if they are flexed. Which is part of the issue. You have to slip the blade over the tool and flex it into position. Having the little edges snap while you’re trying to lock the blade in with a razor sharp edge could give you a pretty serious laceration if your not careful. So I would seriously recommend using a needle nose or a hemostat to change blades. The photo I’m posting shows the blade installed correctly. The old rusty blade is in its flexed position to be removed or installed. When it’s flexed I have had the thin edges of the blade snap. which I’m pointing out in photo 2. I will continue to use this scalpel and blades because they are sharp and accurate but I’d never change a blade without using a pliers or hemostat.

Good choice

Muy buen producto