Toothpaste Squeezer, Tube Squeezer 3 Pack Metal Tube Squeezer Tube Winder Economical to Save Toothpaste, Creams, Paint Squeezer Roller Roller Squeezer Tube Squeezer Tool Simple & Practical

I was actually looking for a “key” to use with my Loccitane lotion. I didn’t feel right paying $10 for one of these suckers because it has the name on it. So, luckily I found these! I saw most of the negative reviews are because it doesnt stay rolled up with the toothpaste- well, duh! It’s intended to push everything down if the tube is plastic. The “key” however, can and will stay put on any metal type of packaging. I actually found two other metal tubes of product I had that I didn’t think about using a key for (Dr. Jart keeps his locked on!) So it worked out perfectly that three were provided.I will buy these again when I inevitably lose mine, and I highly recommend these! Yes, even for tooth paste! I use it on mine and it really doesn’t bother me that it loosenes up on the tube. The product is still pushed down (unless your kids squeeze it everywhere, like mine). Great product!

My wife has several topical medications she takes for her psoriasis. All are dispensed in tubes.She has had trouble squeezing the tubes, especially as she gets near the end. Some of the medications are hideously expensive ($1,000 for one, with a $330 co-pay), so it's important to get every last bit out.I bought these keys to help her deal with this. I expected a stamped metal device but was pleasantly surprised to find that they are cast in steel and chrome plated. I an guarantee they will outlast us.Sliding them onto the bottoms of the tubes was very easy.One caveat: rolling up the tube pressurizes the contents a bit. She left the cover off one of the tubes (the most expensive one, of course) and we found a puddle of the expensive medication on the bathroom counter in the morning. She is now careful to replace the cap!

I prefer the plastic tube squeezers for my toothpaste, but my face lotion comes in a plastic tube that is just over 3" wide and gets really hard to get product out when it's about half full. So I used two of these, one on each side of the tube and slide both down towards the cap at the same time. It's not a perfect solution, but it is working to keep the lotion towards the cap and ready to dispense.

Still usable, but would be better if the shaft were a bit longer to match the width of standard American size toothpaste tubes

I just received this tube squeezer and so far I'm impressed with the quality (each of the squeezers are heavier than I thought which is great) and its easy slide the tube into the squeezer. I feel like this is a great value given that you get 3 of these squeezers for the price. I also like the low profile design. Some of the other squeezers I looked into seemed bulky and wouldnt work well with what I wanted.The only thing I could think of that would deter someone from buying this would be that the length of this product works really only with toothpaste tubes. Anything longer and you probably wont get the full benefit (unless you maybe roll one side and then try to roll the other side in order to maximize the amount of product.

I bought this toothpaste squeezer for one purpose - to squeeze the toothpaste out of the tube as needed. Unfortunately, its theoretical purpose is much more satisfactory than its results in practice. I found it to be utterly useless for its intended purpose. The squeezer does not fit around the end of the toothpaste tube, and therefore cannot move up the tube as the toothpaste is needed. It is awkward to use and ineffective in the squeeze. It just remains an eyesore on the bathroom counter, so will be relegated to the trash.

I have a couple different prescription creams and these have worked incredibly well since the creams are in metal tubes. I like how substantial these keys are as well as the fact that they have a all the way throught them which I leveraged to squeeze the contents to the end of the tube with before rolling it. They don't work well on most modern toothpaste tubes as those all all some sort of plastic that doesn't deform, but that's not what I bought them for.

The media could not be loaded. If you are like me…then it is important to get every last bit of toothpaste or makeup out of the tube. I have been known to even cut the tubes open so I could dig in and get put every square inch of my favorite primer. ⁣⁣I recently purchased these little squeezer tool things from Amazon. They come in a pack of 3 for like $11. Think of all the money these will save you over a life time by ensuring you get every last bit of paste or make up or whatever ointment you may use our of that tube. So basically these things are free….(if I am doing the math correctly).⁣Great product!