JMU 100pcs Disposable Sterile Surgical Scalpel Blades #15

High-Quality, Sharp, and Reliably Sterile These JMU #10 Sterile Surgical Blades are excellent quality and exactly what you want in a professional or clinical setting. Each blade is individually foil-wrapped, which provides peace of mind regarding sterility and makes them easy to store and access when needed. The blades are very sharp and precise, allowing for clean, controlled incisions without excessive pressure. The stainless steel construction feels sturdy and consistent from blade to blade—no defects or dull edges. They fit standard scalpel handles perfectly and lock in securely. Having 100 blades in one box is also a great value, especially for practices, labs, or training environments where reliability and consistency matter. The packaging is clearly labeled and well-organized, making workflow smooth and efficient. Overall, these blades meet professional expectations for sharpness, sterility, and durability. I would highly recommend them to anyone needing dependable #10 scalpel blades for dermaplanning, medical, veterinary, educational, or laboratory use.

From a mycologists standpoint these blades are perfect. Super low price and tons of blades to do all that I need for my agar transfers. And the blades are conductive with my induction burners so their exactly what I need.

I keep several scalpel blade handles around the shop for stuff that requires a seriously sharp or narrow cutting requirement and I use them quite a lot. I generally use either #10 and #11 blades and one of my multi-tools also uses the #11 blade. As the blades are thin and somewhat fragile if bent wrong, I go through about a dozen or so per year. This box of 100 is a bit overkill but should last me upwards of ten years. The blades are individually packaged and labeled as "sterile until opened." The blades are well made and extremely sharp. Nowhere near as thick and chunky as an Exacto blade or a drywall razor blade, but it does the job quite well. My wife has now taken to using these for her craft work also.

I use these to dermaplane my face. Great for beginners. Would recommend. Sharp enough to work and not too sharp to cut my skin easily. Durable and fit my handles easily. Would repurchase.

Quite impressed. I use surgical blades on a daily basis (licensed surgeon/medical provider). I kept bringing blades home from My Office to use at home- mainly to cut down cardboard boxes. I decided to get some "cheap ones on Amazon." I must say, these are just as good. Like cutting into butter with cardboard. I haven't tried the standard number 15 or number 10 blades, but these are great. Note, these fit with a #4 blade handle.

Theyre a little less sharper than i expected so i need to apply force when using them but theyre cheap so i didnt expect great quality. Nonetheless if u want a cheaper good blade option i think this would work best

Understand I am not a doctor nor do I play one on TV. This purchase was not for medical use, but to outfit my scalpel-bladed "pocket knife." From that perspective, they did the job... slicing my fingers quite effectively when I neglected to clsoe the knife well... lol. This was my fault (and perhaps that of the knife manufacturer as well), however, not that of the seller or manufacturer of these blades. That is what they're supposed to do, after all. No major injury, however. My point is, if you're buying them for the same purpose, you should be quite happy with them... just be more careful than I :)

We have purchased these a few times. This last box had some blades that rusted with use and after cleaning more than a few times. They do fit well on the handle and stay on firmly. The quality of the blade seems to be on par. Because of the price, if a few rust, I don't mind. But if this continues, I won't continue to purchase this brand anymore. As far as performance, they do stay sharp with daily repeated use for about 1.5 weeks.