The Aspen Surgical Bard-Parker Scalpel Blade Remover provides a seamless solution for safely removing and disposing of scalpel blades. Designed with precision, it caters to the exacting standards of healthcare professionals, ensuring safety and hygiene. With sterile and non-sterile variants available, it is essential for operating rooms and medical educational settings.

The single-use, durable plastic remover minimizes the risk of cross-contamination and protects healthcare workers from blade-related injuries. Available in convenient packaging, the sterile version comes with 24 individually packed units per box, while the non-sterile alternative features a bulk pack of 100 removers per case. Its compatibility with most standard scalpel blades makes it a versatile choice for medical facilities.

Key Features:

• Ensures a sterile and safe environment by removing scalpel blades without touching them directly, thereby minimizing the risk of injuries and infections associated with blade removal and disposal.
• Available in both sterile and non-sterile options, the Aspen Surgical Bard-Parker Scalpel Blade Remover is versatile for various medical practices from high-risk surgeries to educational labs.

Uses:

• The Aspen Surgical Bard-Parker Scalpel Blade Remover is designed for the safe and efficient removal of scalpel blades from surgical handles. It reduces the risk of accidental cuts or injuries during blade disposal, ensuring a safe operating environment for medical professionals.
• The sterile version of this product is ideal for use within sterile medical fields such as operating rooms and surgical procedures, while the non-sterile version is suitable for teaching or lower-risk environments where contamination is not a concern.

FAQs:

1. What is the primary function of the Bard-Parker Scalpel Blade Remover?
Its primary function is to safely remove and dispose of scalpel blades, significantly reducing the risk of cutting injuries or contamination.

2. Are there different versions available for different needs?
Yes, the remover is available in sterile and non-sterile versions, catering to high-sterility environments like surgeries and educational settings respectively.

3. How is the Scalpel Blade Remover used?
Align the blade to the remover, apply gentle pressure, and slide it off the handle. Dispose of the remover as per medical waste guidelines.