McKesson Brand Surgical Blade Size 15 — Precision Carbon Steel Blades for Controlled, Clean Incisions

When surgical precision matters, the McKesson Brand Surgical Blade Size 15 delivers consistent, sharp performance you can trust. Crafted from high-quality carbon steel and packaged sterile for single use, this blade is designed to make fine, controlled incisions for minor surgical procedures, biopsies, and more — helping clinicians work with confidence and accuracy.

What This Product Does & Why It Matters

• Delivers precise, smooth cutting action: The Size 15 blade features a small, curved cutting edge — perfect for delicate work that requires accuracy, such as tissue dissection or fine incisions.
• Carbon steel keeps a keen edge: Made from high-grade carbon steel, this blade offers excellent sharpness right out of the package, helping reduce unnecessary force and tissue trauma during procedures.
• Sterile, disposable design supports safety: Each blade is individually sterilized and packaged, reducing the risk of contamination and ensuring safe, hygienic use. Its disposable format eliminates the need for resharpening or re-sterilization.
• Convenient bulk supply: A box of 100 blades ensures you’ll have plenty for clinics, surgical suites, training programs, and other high-use environments.

Product Highlights

• Blade Size: 15 — ideal for precise incisions and intricate surgical tasks.
• Material: Durable carbon steel for sharp, consistent cutting performance.
• Sterility: Individually sterile-wrapped for safe clinical use.
• Disposable: Single-use design helps maintain strong infection control practices.
• Count: 100 blades per box — excellent value and reliable supply.
• Compatible: Fits standard surgical blade handles designed for reusable scalpel handles.

Who It’s Ideal For

• This surgical blade is a practical choice for:
• Surgeons and surgical techs needing sharp, dependable blades for minor procedures
• Clinics and outpatient surgery centers that demand consistent performance
• Veterinary practices where precise incisions are required
• Medical training programs and students learning incision techniques
• Wound care and specialty practices performing fine tissue work