- Condition: Factory New
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- MFR: McKesson Brand Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 16-63210
Frequently asked questions
Does the blade offer consistent surgical sharpness?
Yes, each scalpel is equipped with a laser-controlled stainless steel blade, ensuring high-quality, sharp, and consistent performance for precise surgical procedures.
How does the safety mechanism protect the user?
The device features a three-position locking mechanism designed to mitigate injury risks:
- USE: Locks the blade for active procedures.
- PASS: Keeps the blade safely shielded while handing the instrument.
- DISPOSE: Permanently locks the blade for safe removal and disposal.
Is the handle designed for reliable grip control?
Absolutely. The handle is crafted with a sensory grip texture, which utilizes raised tactile nodules to provide clinicians with superior control and a secure, non-slip feel during use.
Can I operate this scalpel with just one hand?
Yes, the scalpel is specifically engineered for single-handed operation, allowing clinicians to adjust the blade position and safety settings efficiently during surgical tasks.
Does the handle include any useful measurement tools?
Yes, for added clinical efficiency, the scalpel handle features a graduated scale directly on the body, allowing for quick and accurate measurements during procedures.
Is the material safe for patients with latex allergies?
Yes, this product is 100% latex-free and is not manufactured with natural rubber latex, making it a safe choice for a wide variety of patients.
How can I verify the safety status of the scalpel?
The scalpel features a dedicated status indicator on the handle, which provides immediate visual confirmation of the blade’s current safety state (USE, PASS, or DISPOSE).
Are these scalpels supplied as sterile instruments?
Yes, each McKesson Prevent B No. 10 safety scalpel is delivered sterile in an individual, sealed pouch to ensure readiness for immediate clinical use.
Is the disposal process secure and permanent?
Once the slider is set to the DISPOSE position, the scalpel utilizes a steadfast disposal lock that permanently secures the blade, eliminating risks associated with accidental exposure.
What is the primary material used for the handle?
The handle is constructed from durable, medical-grade plastic, designed to maintain structural integrity and comfort throughout the duration of the surgical procedure.