I bought two of these Tweezers. I put one in my First Aid Kit and I added the other to my Electronics toolbox which I use for working on Arduino projects. Since they are plastic I don't have to worry about static electricity or shorting out components when building projects. I will most likely get a couple more so I can have one extra for my bench and one extra for another First Aid Kit. The Army taught me: "Two is one and one is none." So I need at least two more so I can have "one" for my First Aid Kits and "one" for my Electronics Bench. These are priced low enough not to break the bank and they are high quality tweezers.

They do the job, are inexpensive and no hesitation when they go into the Haz Waste Bag.

I work with air guns and they can be full of very small, screws. They can become magnetized just by using a magnetic screwdriver on them one time. These tweezers grip well, are a great size with a precision point and the screws do not stick as they do using a metal tweezer.

Great addition to first aid kit in the car/truck or daypack. Work well for splinters, debris, etc. Inexpensive (not cheap) enough to use and replace as necessary. Big enough to use yet small enough to add a couple to EVERY kit.

I work with small electronics as a hobby. Slot cars, stereos, and model rockets have many very small magnetized parts. These tweezers are perfect for handling the metallic parts.