Plastic Forceps Tweezers [Pack of 250] Blue Disposable First Aid Pickup Grabbers with Finger Ridges, Serrated Tips and narrow points for Medical, Crafts, Lab and School Science Class

I was trying to replace these tweezers. And they needed to be identical to others I owned. They were spot on

The students had an easy time using these and they worked great to tear apart owl pellets.

I think these are fine for the price. However I wanted them to grip cotton balls to dip in a solution that was nasty and I didn't want to keep them or clean them afterwards so I got these disposable ones. They work. However they are designed more for smaller items as a true tweezers rather than a pliers I am using them for. So my review is based on the use on cotton balls. They work sort of, because when gripping the ball sometimes they will slip and the two ends will miss each other and have to be pulled apart. Also the spacing at the tip of the tweezers is smaller than I like for gripping cotton balls. I suppose if you are camping and want to remove a splinter or thorn they would work very well. I do like the fact that there are light weight. Certainly the price is a good value for the number you get.

Love these for a work space. Can be used once or more than once, but come in a pack so there are multiple if needed.

Bought these to pick up my pills due to my arthritis. Opening is big enough for my largest pill while being collapsible enough for grabbing the smallest pill. Wish I'd thought of these a long time ago. Am sure I'll find other uses for them in the kitchen and bathroom, not to mention with jewelry. Also wish they came in other colors, like pink. UPDATE: They are also very useful for picking toast out of the toaster.

Bought these for craft use and they are flimsy to the point where they are almost useless. Unlike similar tweezers I have which are made of a more durable and pliable plastic these are hard brittle plastic which doesn't flex nicely causing the ends to meet askew making them useless for fine manipulation. One of them snapped off the little guides on first use. Avoid.

I bought these because they appeared to have a locking mechanism like forceps but they do not.

They distort easily if pinched too hard. It takes some finesse to use them properly. The tips can be cut off easily to make a broader tip which is helpful.