Ingrown Toenail Clippers(Upgrade), Steel Nail Clippers for Professional Podiatrist, Unique Long Handle Curved Blade Tool for Thick & Ingrown Nails, Suitable for Men, Women and Elderly-XIORRY

Very easy to use. Very sharp, take special care on corners. Easy to hold. Fits my hand. Special guard for the blade. Good price for the updated trimmer.

Quality is good, not great but perfectly usable. The design is fantastic and 100% recommend. If you get a bad one return and order again. 👍👍

Seems of good quality. Its very sharp and has worked fine. Curved blade is helpful too.

Got these for my dad for Christmas his toe nails are so thick and hard to cut this really helped him be able to cut them

I can still vaguely remember when I was young, clipping my toenails in a perfect circular fashion around the toes. I didn't know you were supposed to clip your big toenails more along the lines of straight across. So, for quite a few years now, I have suffered with ingrown toenails on both of my big toes. Unless you can get those nails completely trimmed, it can be unbearably painful 24/7, and especially with every step you take. It's like having a small nail sticking in the side of your toe under the skin.I have fought with these for years, and these clippers make it a breeze to get them trimmed properly. These clippers are no joke. They are a serious piece of equipment that are very sharp, so it's important to be careful as you are attempting this. I have found that if I take a piece of gorilla tape (the black tape - very strong), and tear off a piece of it several inches long, I can put the edge of the tape on the skin along the side of the toenail, and then pull down on the tape and wrap it around my toe and back onto the toe. This will pull and hold the skin down and away from the nail before I trim on it, and this little trick has made it much easier for me to deal with clipping these ingrown nails.I would recommend using these clippers to trim parts of the nail that are not in a sensitive area to begin with, so that you get a feel for them before you attempt to cut an ingrown nail. When I do trim the ingrown part of the nail, I usually start on the opposite end of the toe, and trim off completely about 80% of the nail, until it's it's a little above the part of the nail that is ingrown. Then I just open the clippers, and slide the bottom side of them real easy under and along the remaining nail into the corner, and carefully clip. There's somewhat of a learning curve to using these, but once you figure it out, this problem will not be something that torments you any longer.I will never be without these clippers.

As we age, our toenails get thicker and reaching them to trim them becomes difficult. I kept putting off trimming my toenails until they became painful just because I couldn't do the job properly. Saw these on sale and gave them a try - a life changer. Easy to handle, precision cutting, and because of how they are used compared to the "tweezer" type nail clippers, I can actually do a great job cutting my nails, no matter how thick they are. Loved them so much that I bought a pair for the husband to use and he loves them too. Would definitely recommend!

Se me ha hecho al incómodo y creo que sus pinzas son demasiado grande para las uñas

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