Swann Morton Mini Sterile Stainless Steel No. 61 Scalpel Blades (Pack of 25)

Swann Morton Mini Sterile Stainless Steel No. 61 Scalpel Blades (Pack of 25)Swann Morton Mini Sterile Stainless Steel No. 61 Scalpel Blades (Pack of 25) Swann Morton Mini Sterile Stainless Steel No. 61 Scalpel Blades (Pack of 25) As a podiatrist or chiropodist, performing nail treatments can be a major part of your work. It is therefore integral that you have the correct tools to perform the task efficiently. The Swann Morton Mini Sterile No. 61 Stainless Steel Scalpel Blades (Pack of 25) is a chisel shaped blade, making it

Swann Morton Mini Sterile Stainless Steel No. 61 Scalpel Blades (Pack of 25)

Swann Morton Mini Sterile Stainless Steel No. 61 Scalpel Blades (Pack of 25)
As a podiatrist or chiropodist, performing nail treatments can be a major part of your work. It is therefore integral that you have the correct tools to perform the task efficiently. The Swann Morton Mini Sterile No. 61 Stainless Steel Scalpel Blades (Pack of 25) is a chisel-shaped blade, making it ideal for nail treatments.

Features and Benefits
Made from quality stainless steel
Supplied in a pack of 25
Individually packed in foil
Fits a number of different handles
Blades are sterile
Sturdy Scalpel Blades
Made from stainless steel, these Scalpel Blades are extremely strong to ensure you can perform treatments on even the toughest nails. The blades are also sterile and individually packed in foil to guarantee there's no cross-contamination prior or during use.

The fitment of the Swann Morton Mini No. 61 Blade is fine and fits handles SF1, SF2, SF3, SF4, SF13 and SF23. This allows you to choose the type of handle that suits you and your work best.

Safe Handling of Swann Morton Blades
The way you handle surgical blades prior to use can determine how effectively they perform during use. There are a number of ways the cutting edge of a blade can become damaged once removed from its protective foil packet. You should follow these safety precautions to ensure the blade remains ready to use:

When removing a blade from its protective packet, make sure it's not dropped into a metal bowl or container. This can reduce the initial keenness of the cutting edge even before the blade's fitted to the handle.
If you have to use forceps or needle holders to remove the blade from its protective packet, ensure you don't grip the blade across its cutting edge.