👣 High-Quality Toe Nail Clippers, Expert Podiatrist Tool for Ingrown Toenails, Swiss klip Heavy-Duty Toenail Clippers for Thick Nails, Pedicure Cutters for Seniors, Arthritis Diabetic-friendly Review

It may take a little practice to use these pliers after the first use. Slightly closed on one finger. (OH!) The clippers are as advertised, very sharp and get the job done. The case and accessories are beautiful and useful. Completely satisfied with this product.

This is one of my many jobs as a dog doctor - digging out ingrown toenails, trimming nails, flattening toes and angling feet flat. Grinder - well, the right foot! Be that as it may, all of this leads me to recommend this excellent little set to you. When I first saw nail clippers I was horrified! But I assure you, we are best friends now. One of the problems of aging is that the ability to grab things diminishes, but those clippers are only a job once you get used to them - something to hold on

Notice to new users. Be careful, the working end of the nail clipper is very sharp and can easily pierce the skin under the nail. You don't need to switch manufacturers, be aware. Good product. For the first time in many years I managed to trim my big toenail well. need eye protection.

I'm buying two shiny clippers! Just unbelievable. My husband's toenails have grown so thick over the years that no pair of household scissors or clippers I've ever bought could cut them. Consequently, he spends $25 a month to have them cut by a professional. During self-isolation he had to make them himself, and honestly those cars went through them like a knife through butter. It's also comfortable to hold until I'm satisfied and have used some tools with it, the wire cutters are strong as are

Why only 4 stars? I agree with the other reviewer, there should be a warning in the box. The pliers are sharp, very sharp. I have been working with small precision tools and sharp cutting edges for many years. I can tell you first hand that a well sharpened edge cuts very easily and you won't feel the cutting. The first sign that you have been cut is when blood begins to flow from the wound. Also, there should be instructions on how to use the scissors, or at least a link to a web scope that…