Medical Disposable Razor - Single-side, Single/Double Blades

Medical disposable razors are designed with double sides and are available with either single or double blades made of carbon steel or stainless steel. These types of razors are commonly used in medical settings for patient preoperative hair removal or for surgical procedures.

The #10 blade is a commonly used blade in surgical applications. It is used to make large incisions through the skin and subcutaneous tissue. It is similar to the #20 blade, which is slightly larger. Stainless steel sterile surgical blades. Individually packaged and sterile in boxes of 100. Fits standard blade handles.

The No.11 is an elongated triangular blade sharpened along the beveled edge with a strong tip, ideal for puncturing abscesses or stabbing wounds required when inserting a chest drain. Stainless steel sterile surgical blades. Individually packaged and sterile in boxes of 100. Fits standard blade handles.

The No.15 insert has a small curved cutting edge, the most popular insert shape, and is ideal for making short, precise cuts. It is used in a variety of surgical procedures, including the removal of skin lesions or recurrent sebaceous cysts and the opening of coronary arteries. Stainless steel sterile surgical blades. Individually packaged and sterile in boxes of 100. Fits standard blade handles.

Scalpel blades are used to cut skin and tissue during surgery. The most common type of scalpel blade used in surgery is a non-attachable, replaceable blade.

Stainless steel sterile surgical blades. Individually packaged and sterile in boxes of 100. Fits standard blade handles.

Carbon steel sterile surgical blades. Individually packaged and sterile in boxes of 100. Fits standard blade handles.

An infrared ear thermometer is a medical device used to measure body temperature by detecting infrared radiation emitted by the eardrum. It is a quick, non-invasive, and accurate tool for monitoring body temperature, especially for young children or anyone who may have difficulty using traditional temperature measurement methods.