Twin Pack (Recloseable Tube & Keychain Clip) Combo

I just got these today and have already used them to remove a tiny sticker; worked great. One word of caution, I purchased this twin-pack not realizing that one is in a tube and the other has the key chain adapter. I was not familiar with the product and expected that each would arrive with the adapter and in a tube. I actually paid a little more than necessary because of this misunderstanding. Had I realized it was either one or the other I would have opted for both with the keychain adapter, not because of the lower price, but simply because that keychain adapter is a feature I appreciate. So, I still give it five stars because the error was in my not fully understanding exactly what the listing was saying. The product is very high quality and works; I just wish the options were stated more clearly.

These tweezers are awesome! Best ones on the market - I use them for everything!

There nice and pointed to get anything out and stay snug on your keys and I do not believe they will ever come off without you taking them off.

These are really handy. I recommend ordering the keychain clips rather than the tubes. The tubes are very cheaply made whereas the clips are well-made and effective at keeping the tweezers safely stored.

One to replace my lost key chain tweezer and one for my first aid kit.

it works, had to remove a splinter from my finger. The key chain was perfect I didn't have to go find tweezers in the truck

Real handy to use

A manufacturing step has seemingly been eliminated in the two I received. I only noticed it moments ago when I tried these new ones to extract a tiny cactus thorn from my fingertip, after watering my houseplants. I had bought them for a birthday gift, keeping the keychain one for myself in a toolbox. It seemed to hurt more than my older Uncle Bills tweezers that were in another location. So I compared them. This new one appears identical to the older model at first glance, but there is a difference that can be seen with the unaided eye. Each of the "arrow" points is the same metal thickness all the way down the angled tip to the points. Crude. Formerly, the "arrows" edges were filed or ground to be narrower, more knife-like, so that the tips were smaller and would go into a small skin hole more easily. These newer ones are not horrible but inferior IMO. I am returning them to Amazon. In my professional case I have a “Diane Pointed Tweezer #9184” available many places, which is far superior to even my old Uncle B tweezer for slivers and thorns. But it is twice the length with a much sharper and narrower tip; hence is not a pocket item.