Sterile gouge blade Paramount (100)
Paramount sterile gouge blades in stainless steel offer surgical precision for podiatric care. Their hollow and curved shape allows for clean excision of corns, calluses and ingrown toenails, while preserving healthy tissue. Single-use, sterile and ISO-compliant, they guarantee optimal hygiene and safety. Box of 100 units.
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Associated categories: Paramount Sterile Gouge Blade (100)
Features
- Sterile single-use surgical gouge blades
- Hollow and curved shape for clean and controlled tissue excision
- Grade F stainless steel of Korean manufacture
- Designed for podiatry: treatment of corns, calluses and ingrown nails
- Adapted for debridement and tissue modeling procedures
- High-precision sharp edge allowing deep incisions
- Preservation of healthy surrounding areas during excision
- Single use eliminating any risk of cross-contamination
- Packaging: box of 100 blades
- Shelf life: 5 years
- Compliance with ISO 7153-1:2016 (surgical stainless steel)
- Hardness compliant with BS 2982:1992 standard
- Compatibility ensured according to ISO 7740:1985 standard
- Various sizes available depending on clinical indications
Surgical precision in the service of daily podiatric care.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a gouge blade and a conventional scalpel?
The gouge blade has a hollow and curved shape, unlike the flat-bladed scalpel. This design allows deep excisions while preserving adjacent healthy tissues, which is particularly suited to the treatment of corns and calluses.
Are Paramount gouge blades compatible with all handles?
These blades are manufactured according to ISO 7740:1985 standard which guarantees their compatibility with standard handles. However, check the size reference corresponding to your handle before use.
How should sterile gouge blades be stored before use?
Blades must be stored in their original packaging, protected from moisture and excessive heat. Sterility is guaranteed for 5 years provided that the individual packaging remains intact.