MABIS Surgical Tweezers and Dressing Forceps, 5.5 inches long, Serrated, Stainless Steel

The product is of very poor quality. It does not match the seller's description.

Not fit

I know it might sound silly, but I was looking for a tweezer that was a bit longer and had a strong ability of holding for removing an unwanted item. With me, it was for removing weeds and dead leaves from my cactus an succulent potted plants. The standard tweezer, and the long tweezer were not a fit. This tweezer was perfect.

Works well. Fits my hand very comfortably. And easy to use.

Its grate for my work for making splints. Good grip, good quality.

When mine arrived, the tips were aligned but did not quite touch -- and tweezers could not grip the thickness of even two sheets of paper. I had to bend the tips toward each other a tiny bit, and now all is good. And the serrations provide good grip at the tip. The overall smooth, polished finish on this tool is very nice. All the edges are exactly right, feel good. Quality workmanship. It's a good length. I like the springiness, too. It's gentle (but not wimpy) and controllable. The metal may or may not be stainless. (On the flat part at the top is etched "S.S PAKISTAN".) If stainless, it's not a high-quality grade. A magnet sticks to it. In fact, after a couple tests with a magnet, surprisingly, it's become slightly magnetized. The tips have a good, smooth shape and are nicely rounded and thin. My initial use for these was to help remove tightly stuck bandaids and bandages from tender, easy-to-injure skin. They perform as well as I expected, and are much safer than my high-quality, very pointed, non-serrated, pro grade tweezers. These good quality, very useful, blunt-tip tweezers are a fabulously good deal. Highly recommended! (If the tips had been touching at their very ends, I'd give 5 stars. Everything else was perfect. And it was easy enough to tweak the tips.)

I am using this tweezer for so many purposes around the house. Fantastic for gardening and cleaning! Originally I bought it to be able to pick seeds when I want to take them from the paper bag and put into a seed-starting pod. But now I also use them to pick diseased leaves from my garden (so I won't contaminate my gardening gloves and pass the disease to other plants), to pluck little mini-weeds from the soil... I also use it to get into teeny-tiny spaces that are either too small for my fingers, or too disgusting - like when I clean out the vacuum filter and the plastic holder which accumulates a lot of hair/dust and other unpleasant things. I find myself using it a lot more than I thought. Great tweezer.