Scalpel Handle # 3, Premium Quality, Rust Proof Stainless Steel Scalpel Knife Handle, Lightweight and Durable, Fits Surgical Blades No. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15

It works well. Easy to install and remove blades. Not, you should use small pliers or needle nose pliers for adding or replacing a blade. Safety first.

Keep snapping off my scalper blade, but that’s my fault

This item is made very well.

The junction of the red plastic handle and the metal piece that holds the blade looks like it's used or it was so poorly made that there is a piece of the red plastic missing or it was made short and so rough/sharp/pointy - it would cut you if touched. I had to file it to prevent injury.No wonder it was so much cheaper than the REAL Bard Parker scalpel handle. BUT something made inexpensively should still be made to work properly!THIS IS JUST BAD QUALITY that the seller just wants to sell and hopes that buyers won't want to expend all the effort into getting a refund.I know I was drawn to the cheaper price but had I seen a picture of what the handle really looked like then I would never have bought it. The picture of a well-made product tricked me into thinking I got a good deal:((((((((

Handle was much more flat and uncomfortable to handle than the one I had before. Otherwise it works just fine

Perfecto

I received my scalpel handle and my #10 blades would not lock in the handle properly so I had to modify the slot and the bottom stop so the blades would seat properly. I used a needle file and a small trisided file to accomplish this . Otherwise it was fine for the price.

Love it. Buying another one