Universal Stainless Steel Tweezers – Heavy Pattern Precision Grade Curved Tip Forceps Tweezers with Serrated Tip and Knurled Handle (Single)

I bought this because apparently some people have to use tweezers after they get their wisdom teeth removed? I ended up getting some syringes. Anyway, though I didn't get to use it for cleaning my tooth holes, this came in handy when cleaning my dogs scar post-surgery as we had to clean up the blood when it'd bleed a little after some of his walks (we talked with his vet, this is what they recommended). after washing off the blood with sterilized water in a syringe, we'd use this to put on some absorbent cotton patches under the bandages after each walk to keep it hygienic. they wash easily and everything and have a good grip on cotton.

The tips come together very accurately, it is finished quite nicely. The design of this type of tweezer has the two sided meeting only at the very tip. So the knurled "jaws" behind that point do not touch on another, but can still grasp items. But really, really small or very thin things (e.g. hair, thread, paper etc.) are grasped just at the tips. I have had expensive American made versions of this same design that work the same as these in that respect. The knurling on the jaws/tips and on the handle have smooth, well-polished edges. The surfaces have a mirror polished finish. The only con with these is that they take just a little too much pressure to squeeze them closed. Not a real issue for my use, and they may get easier to close over time.

These tweezers are very good quality. The size is great for handling large or small items, and the bent tips work great for holding small screws while you get them started. When I only have one set of tweezers on my work tray, these are the ones.

This tool is very high quality and sturdy. I use it for stickering. It has a rounded end which doesn’t poke thru the stickers or leave a mark. The length is perfect and allows for easy control of the “pinch”. I have arthritis in my hands and have lost a lot of hand strength so I struggle with using tools that require a hard pinch. This tweezer fits well in the hand and allows for easy use. Highly recommended.

These are absolutely perfect for pulling dead leaves from succulents . I plan to order more . They’re very sturdy and have the perfect grip. They have a texture inside the tips . They’re skinny enough to get between the tiniest of leaves too . If you’re looking for good plant tweezers , get these .

Replaced my tweezers for threading my serger. It does the job better than those that came with the machine.

Worked very well for the task. I use this for reinstalling valve stem keepers on a automotive head where the valves are really recessed and not easy to get to.

Wanted large tweezers or forceps with angled tips strong enough to pick up test weights and long enough to lower them through the top-loading hole on the balance down to the weigh pan. These are fine for that, and they're good for many other small holding tasks as well.