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These are the most helpful tool for crafters and artists! They are incredibly sharp and precise. I find myself grabbing one constantly. Cutting paper, fabric, cardboard, cleaning tools that have dried paint, removing paint from a canvas in creative ways... all uses in mixed media art. I keep one in the kitchen for scoring sourdough bread before baking. They are great for repair projects and million other uses. A truly multi use item. The handle is easy to grip, it's small enough for tiny projects, but sturdy enough for more aggressive uses. And, when it finally gets dull , it's cheap enough to toss. It comes with a safety cap for storage and disposal. Love them

Perfect for scoring sourdough-- sharp and hygienic, cost effective. I like that these come with a cap so you don't have to be nervous about storage and disposal. Great sturdy design, easy to hold and use, perfect size.

Price: very competitive - well priced Quality: it’s good quality, I don’t feel like the blades will come out when in use, doesn’t feel cheap or anything like that My reaction: they were MUCH sharper than I expected. I’ve bought some “knife” type lances and stuff before, but these don’t play around, they will CUT whatever you touch to them, do not mess around with these, know what you’re getting in to Would be nice to have a cover or something for the blade when not in use, but considering these are disposable I can understand why it doesn’t, since it is the assumption that it will be taken from its sterile package, used, and then discarded.

Perfect for whatever you need scalpels for! Come preloaded on the handle, which is convenient. I use these mostly for dermaplaning, which they are great for. Sharp, perfect angle on the blade, sturdy, and comfortable in the hand. I will continue to buy. I also used them to cut and they are quite sharp! Perfect for say… an abscess on a pet’s thigh… 🤷🏻‍♀️ Great value for the cost and super easy to use. I used to buy bulk blades, which also works, but there is always the risk of cutting yourself opening the blade package to load on the handle

I got these to use for removing dead skin around a few plantar warts I had. The blades are super sharp, so be careful if using them on skin. They worked perfectly, and they are individually packaged, which keeps everything sanitary and easy to dispose of and then reuse the handle with a new blade. On the downside, once the blade is on, it's very difficult to remove without snapping the blade itself. It is a bit dangerous, but for the price it is still worth using. I recommend using a towel or bunch of paper towels to snap the blade to remove it safely.

My son got a wart and so I bought this plus wart removal stick. I scraped the wart before applying the stick and would bandage it. We’ve gone to the doctor and had to pay $170 to have the same procedure. This is just as effective if not better. Highly recommend. Warts are extremely contagious and so we would dispose of each blade after every use. Washed hands thoroughly and bandaged with sock. They worked great. Very happy with the quality and sharpness.

Exactly as described. They're sharp enough to do everything I need them to do. I spent 9 dollars for 2 handles and 30 blades.... If you're expecting Fisherbrand quality for 9 dollars....you probably need to stay away from sharp objects altogether. The blades are plenty sharp for most any task you'd need this setup for and lock in very securely. The handles are solid and feel good in the hand. You get a very decent kit for the money, again, 9 dollars.

These are great and sharp, I used them to puncture a cyst because I cant pay 100s of dollars every time I get a boil, etc. It also seems like alot of reviews are saying the handle is welded shut and they cant put the blade on, but thats not the case, this "hooks" around the top and then slides into place, mine are the same as everyone else's whose are "welded" shut, but heres the truth, if you cant figure out how to put the blade on the scalpel, you shouldn't be using a scalpel anyway. So, its a good thing these people cant figure it out haha.