Splinter Tweezer

If you get wood splinters, these are worth every penny. Very sharp and high quality.

Is 45 dollars for a pair of tweezers insane? Maybe. But when you have that tiny little fiberglass splinter in your hand, you begin not to care. And if I would have already had these when I got that splinter, it would have been able to remove it. Very fine very sharp very precise tweezers, more sharp and fine and precise than most needles. Fine like a brand new razor blade. These tweezers are amazing, and had the problem not solved itself by the time these showed up, they would have done the job nicely. If you're looking for good tweezers that are more affordable, check out the uncle bills sliver gripper, they're like a heavy duty pointed version of what comes with a victorinox swiss army knife, they're pretty awesome and they attach to your key ring---and they don't fall off. But keep in mind that while those uncle bills tweezers are very good, very precise, and very handy, they are not even comparable to these. These are miles ahead of any other tweezers I have ever seen, and in my opinion they are worth the high cost simply due to the quality and precision and what they are capable of.

Reviewed in USA: 28-Dec-2022 Regine Switzerland Splinter Tweezer First, I am a guy, so my perspective may be somewhat different than my wife’s (for whom I purchased these). Over the last year, my wife purchased 3 different pairs of tweezers to shape her eyebrows and “toast” any unwanted facial hair. Each pair lasted about a week before she had suffered enough pain and frustration. Each of the 3 pair went into recycling. I suggested she check out Amazon. She did, and purchased a pair of tweezers she thought sounded good. She paid just under $13.00 for the first pair from Amazon. They were “manufactured by” MILLY and were represented in their item description as being made from “German Stainless Steel “Medical Grade” which an ISO certification. More on the MILLY Tweezers later. The price that she paid was just a bit more expensive that the drug store “precision tweezers”. I thought, I have purchased 4 pairs of tweezers this year with a total cost of around $60.00. Why don’t I see what I can find on Amazon? I found a pair from “REGINE” of Switzerland who sold a pair of Tweezers they (REGINE) made in Switzerland. They claimed this in their description, and showed the packaged product with “Made in Switzerland” printed on the packaging several places. I admit that these tweezers cost roughly $44.00. However, if they worked as advertised, my wife would be able to use them without the pain and frustration, AND I wouldn’t be buying tweezers every quarter. We had each ordered the two tweezers on the same day. As luck would have it, the REGINE tweezers arrived first. Both she and I tried the tweezers and had no trouble grabbing fine White hair (my beard) or her eyebrow hair. I can “hardly” wait to try these out on slivers. We are extremely satisfied with the REGINE Tweezers, and expect to have them for years. We recommend the REGINE product highly. Regarding the MILLY tweezers. MILLY “By MILLY Pointed Tweezers - Hammer Forged 100% German Steel, Point-Tip Precision Tweezers for Ingrown Hair, Eyebrows, Facial Hair, Splinters, Glass Removal - Perfectly Aligned, Hand-Filed - Silver” “Hammer forged from 100% medical grade German stainless steel, ISO 13485 certified” ASIN B07KJL5CV On the packaging for the MILLY product, nowhere on the packaging or the product referenced “German Stainless Steel”, and the manufacturing location was “Taiwan”. NOTE: From the reference to the use of the “Hammer forged from 100% medical grade German stainless steel, ISO 13485 certified”, I made an unwise assumption. I assumed that the manufacturing was accomplished in Germany. Also there was no reference whatsoever to Taiwan. With the above misleading / to outright deceptive marketing, I wondered if “MILLY” was truly shipping the referenced “German Stainless Steel” to Taiwan, when in 2017 Taiwan produced over 12 million metric tons of steel themselves. Lastly, there was no marking on the tweezers at all. We have shipped the MILLY product back to AMAZON without opening the package. “Let the Buyer Be Aware”

These are the absolute best tweezers I've ever owned! I have others that are also very nice, but nothing even compares to these. They are super supper sharp! Perfect for black/white heads. Would not leave these around to where children might find them, they could definitely get hurt. They are so nice, they really grip the tiny eyebrow hairs and one pull does the job. They don't cut the hair in half, they pull it out by the root and its rather painless. After having used these, I will not be able to use anything else. I'm feeling very spoiled now!! It makes plucking your eyebrows a breeze!! You won't regret your purchase. For other reviewers who gave less than a 5 star review, I cannot understand the issue. IMHO, these are the best for your money, yes, 4 times more expensive than others, but well worth the investment.

Tweezers are great, but tip cover is made of a plastic that’s very hard and round, therefore very difficult to keep on the tweezers to protect the sharp tip.

Initial cash outlay is steep. But, barring any extremes, it is extremely unlikely that I’ll ever need to buy another tweezer. I had to replace cheaper “brands” at least once a year, usually several times, at an average annual cost of $15-$20 USD. Regine- Switzerland is the true value, hands down. There is a knock-off on Amazon in similar looking packaging (no surprise there) Some mistakenly rated Regine brand based on the knock-off. True Regine brand are hand-crafted in Switzerland, from high quality hardened steel. The tips don’t bend, shift, or become distorted. The tips meet perfectly uniformly, the arms don’t twist. Very sharp precision tips, easy to stick oneself but also to remove the tiniest of slivers or hairs. Simply the best.

I paid $65. for these tweezers and within seven weeks of seldom use they are no longer working. They DO NOT grasp eyebrow hairs at all. The return window lapsed three weeks ago so I am out the money. I do NOT recommend the Regine Switzerland Splinter Tweezers.

Excellent, precision tool. I have already used these tweezers to remove two splinters that were stubborn holdouts. Expensive, but worth it.