Disposable Sterile Scalpels (Pack of 5)
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Description
Description
Disposable Sterile Scalpels – Pack of 5
Tempered Stainless Steel · Individually Wrapped · Lab-Ready Precision
Designed for precision and sterility, our Disposable Sterile Scalpels are essential tools for any serious mycologist. Whether you’re performing agar work, core sampling, tissue cloning, or grain-to-grain transfers, these scalpels deliver clean, accurate cuts every time.
Each scalpel features a #10 high-carbon stainless-steel blade paired with an ergonomic plastic handle, making it ideal for lab applications and beyond. Individually wrapped and sterile, these professional-grade scalpels come with protective blade caps for safe handling.
Key Features
5 Sterile Scalpels
Each pack includes five individually wrapped, ready-to-use scalpels.
#10 Stainless Blade
Tempered high-carbon stainless steel for clean, precise cuts that won’t snag agar.
Built for Mycology
Sized and shaped for agar wedge transfers, tissue cloning, and grain-to-grain work.
Sealed & Capped
Individually wrapped sterile packaging with protective blade caps for safe handling.
Ergonomic Handle
Comfortable plastic grip with a side ruler etched into the handle for quick reference.
Multi-Use Tool
Also useful for dermaplaning, crafting, dissections, and detailed artistic work.
Quick Specs
| Quantity | 5 scalpels per pack |
|---|---|
| Blade | #10 high-carbon tempered stainless steel |
| Handle | Ergonomic plastic with side ruler |
| Packaging | Individually wrapped, sterile, with protective blade cap |
| Intended Use | Single-use; replace between cultures to maintain sterility |
Where Mycologists Use Them
Common applications in mushroom culture work
- Agar wedge transfers — slice clean sections of colonized agar to move strong genetics from plate to plate.
- Tissue cloning — take a small piece of fruiting body tissue and place it on a fresh plate to start a new culture.
- Grain-to-grain transfers — open colonized spawn bags or jars and split clean grain into fresh vessels.
- Contamination trimming — cut away contaminated sectors on agar plates to rescue clean growth.
- Spore print collection — carefully separate mushroom caps from stems for sterile print work.
Because each scalpel is single-use, you eliminate the cross-contamination risk that comes with reusing the same blade across multiple cultures—one of the simplest ways to keep your sterile technique tight.
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