Folding Scalpel Knife, Pocket Knife for Men, Small Keychain Knife Bottle Opener Key Knife, Mini Surgical Razor Knives with 10pcs #11 Replaceable Blades, EDC Utility knife

I needed a safer way to keep these blades other than the scalpel handles you can get cheap. Got two of them! Will get more soon. 1st about the knife.. it locks when not in use. When opening it clicks in 3 positions, although I would only use fully open. When open it is ever so slitely loose, but never mine that! Stainless with bottle opener wich works fine. I'll make my own chain loop thank you. This is going to make a great addition to my first aid or bug out kit. Great for trimming cleaning wound or stitch removal. My go to for removing wood and metal slivers!!!♡ If you can get to the tip of fragment you dig in sideways against the sliver and it will catch then pull out..or cut around whatever works every time !..Trimming decals, or fine work!! About the blades, SUPER sharp! They don't hold an edge to long as they were made for flesh, an exact blade keeps an edge longer and I can dimond hone one for yrs to come. With that said I can't say enough about this system and blades. A tool for specific purposes. 8 bucks may get you a burger without cheese and no drink these days Hah! A no Brainer unless you need something fancy... I do have a couple of brass ones I really like... $13 each but more like $18-20 if you find one.

First, this knife was EVEN SMALLER than I imagined, like if a #2 pencil were hollow, this might fit inside of it. For a pocket knife, this is great, not bulky or heavy. Next is quality; this thing is top notch quality and the stainless steel has a medical grade polished finish, the blade has two detents before fully opening, and is tight and high precision. Last is the price, incredible something this precision can sell for less than $8! What a great idea to have replaceable blades. Wonder where I could buy more blades? I didn't search but it may be a common thing....? It'd be cool if you could get blades with a rounded tip like a scalpel, and it'd be even cooler if this knife had a locking mechanism. It's kinda scary to use a knife this sharp but it also wants to close on ya. Just sayin'. But buy this, you won't be disappointed.

Fell apart before I even had to change a blade. Was very sharp and worked well but the assembly is lacking.

I replaced my swiss army knife classic on my keychain with this because it is smaller and less noticable. It great because the replaceable blade is so sharp you it can handle paper as well as other day to day cutting tasks so I don't miss the scissors and when blade does dull I can just replace it. I have used scaple blades for hobbies and I think the blades that come with it are much better quality than you usually find.

Great little knife. Very small, works well on a key chain. Though there is no way to lock it open or closed so you do need to be somewhat careful that it doesn’t open in your pocket or closed while using it. Outrageously sharp, great for precision jobs.

This is a gimmicky, tiny folding knife hardly larger than the replaceable scalpel blade inside. As in "cute."A sharp edge to draw towards oneself, but offering no strength laterally.It needs a sheath to guarantee it stays closed as needed. A scalpel blade can be seriously dangerous to load. But then, I am seriously dangerous to my own injury anyway.A common break-off razor blade knife from a dollar-&-a-quarter-store might be safer to load (but not to carry), almost as sharp, and cheaper by far.

Neat little tool, but the tip of the blade is rather exposed because there's no back or bar to the frame. Not as functional as it would be with even one little post to prevent blade being exposed, makes me not want to use it in my pocket. Blade does not lock shut or open, just tension notches to keep it in place, but ofc you shouldn't be using this for work that takes any pressure. Extremely lightweight. Pretty cheap but can be found cheaper elsewhere. A little tricky to open, very small so not the easiest to use. But that's not the point. Good little thing to keep in a first aid/emergency kit. Nice that it comes with extra blades.

It's a kind of thing you didn't know you needed it until you got it. I find this little scalpel very handy for all sorts of delicate cuts, it's especially good for removing splinters. Opens easy and the detent holds it open quite well. Handy size and easy to use. All Steel so it should last a long time. Lightweight and doesn't take up a lot of room. I like mine.