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Description

  • McKesson Prevent B Safety Scalpels with Protective Sheaths
  • Protective sheath retracts until blade is fully exposed and ready to use
  • Upon completion, protective sheath pushes forward to cover the blade and locks into position
  • Three-position design to protect, use and dispose
  • Designed to lock into place in use and disposal positions
  • Disposal lock status indicator enhances security
  • Clear shield protects agains injuries from before, during and after use
  • Blade size is etched on the blade and clearly marked on the color-coded handle for easy identification
  • Ergonomically designed for better feel and precision with single-hand activation and operation
  • Compliant with OSHA's directive for the Needlestick Safety & Prevention Act
  • Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex
  • Packaged: 1 Each, 10 Per Box, 50 Boxes Per Case

Product Specs

Item Number 1073640
Catalog Number 16-37210
UOM CS
Level 1 Family Description Nursing and Surgical Supplies
Level 2 Category Description Surgical Instruments
Level 3 Group Description Blades/Handles/Scalpels/Razors
Level 4 Sub-Category Description Conventional Scalpel Units
Application Safety Scalpel
Brand McKesson Prevent B
Buy American Act (BAA) Compliant No
Country of Origin India
Grade Surgical Grade
Handle Type Classic Grip Handle
Latex Free Indicator Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex
Manufacturer McKesson Brand
Manufacturer # 16-37210
Material Stainless Steel / Plastic
McKesson # 1073640
Size No. 10
Sterility Sterile
Trade Agreement Act (TAA) Compliant No
UNSPSC Code 42291613
Usage Disposable

Frequently asked questions

Does this scalpel have a safety mechanism?

Yes, it features a three-position design that allows you to protect, use, and securely lock the blade. It includes an integrated status indicator to confirm when the blade is locked for safe disposal, minimizing the risk of accidental injury.

Can I operate the safety sheath with one hand?

Absolutely. The McKesson Prevent B is designed for simple, single-handed activation, allowing you to maintain focus and control during procedures without needing to use your other hand to engage the safety mechanism.

Is this product safe for latex-sensitive patients?

Yes, the McKesson Prevent B Safety Scalpel is not made with natural rubber latex, making it suitable for clinical environments where latex sensitivity is a concern.

Does it meet OSHA safety requirements?

Yes, this scalpel is fully compliant with the OSHA directive for the Needlestick Safety & Prevention Act, ensuring it meets high standards for workplace safety and protection against sharps injuries.

Should I attempt to re-sterilize this for reuse?

No. This product is strictly disposable and single-use only. It is designed to be discarded in an appropriate sharps container immediately after use in accordance with facility and national regulations.

What happens after the blade is locked for disposal?

Once the procedure is complete, the protective sheath locks into a disposal position that covers the blade entirely. This prevents any accidental contact with the used blade while it is being transferred to a sharps disposal container.

Is the blade size clearly marked on the device?

Yes, the No. 10 blade size is etched directly onto the stainless steel blade and is also clearly marked on the handle for quick and accurate identification during high-pressure situations.

Is the handle designed for a specific type of grip?

The scalpel features a classic ergonomic grip handle specifically engineered to provide superior feel and precision control during delicate surgical tasks.

Are these scalpels shipped sterile?

Yes, each McKesson Prevent B Safety Scalpel is provided sterile in individual, easy-to-open peel-back packaging to ensure readiness for immediate use in clinical environments.

Is this scalpel intended for professional use only?

Yes, this is a surgical-grade instrument intended for use in professional clinical, hospital, and surgical settings.