MauSong Stamp Tweezers Wide Head Duck Beak Clip Stainless Steel Straight Head Tweezers Paste False Eyebrow Clip Paste False Eyelash Clip Philately Tools (2 Pieces)

These little paddles work great! I purchased them to deal with a tiny zit I keep getting right on the edge of my eyelid. I saw somewhere on the interweb a video (one of the gross popping ones) where a lady uses these to clean out her blocked tear duct. They worked for her and I'm sure they will work for me since I gave them a test run. They we're very unobtrusive and I wasn't afraid to scratch or poke my eyeball as I would with normal tweezers.

These are the best value for money and would get the work done.

Exactly as advertised.

It's great having this tool when working with plants, particularly succulents. It's difficult to pull out dead leaves without this tweezer. I would recommend. Shipping takes a bit longer than most Amazon Prime shipping as it comes from another country.

These stamp tweezers are incredibly cheap and yes, it was too good a deal to be true. I should have known better at my age of 47. But I fooled myself into buying these tweezers (you get 2 if you order at Amazon.com).I got these tweezers after waiting for weeks to arrive and when they did I was shocked how BAD they perform. As a stamp collector, I use stamp tweezers all the time and I need to be able to pick up stamps with those tweezers. And I need to be able to do this without using my fingers to touch the stamp. That is the whole purpose of tweezers (or tong). Touching stamps with fingers/human flesh is a big NO-NO on precious stamps. That ruins the stamp slowly but surely. So the (metal!) tweezers need to be able to do that, without any force or blunt poking the precious paper.Well ... I tried these tweezers. Over and over again. But it's simply impossible to do! When stamps are flat (most stamps are, especially used ones), they are really flat on any surface. My surface is usually my white wooden desk or in an album. With the tweezers you need to be able to scoot under the surface of the stamp and therefore the end of the tweezers need to be thin enough to actually dive into this little space between stamp and the surface it's on.The problem is: These tweezers are WAY too thick to do that. See the picture with a used (cancelled) stamp and an unused stamp (still with gum on the backside). As you can see the used stamp on the left is flat on the surface. Really flat. The unused stamp on the right is still 'pristine' with gum and therefore curved in a way any normal tweezer or tong would fit under there. The (old!!) gum makes it do that way. The shadow of the sunlight makes it clearly visible how much space there is between stamp and the white wooden desk I have: on the left stamp almost none, on the right stamp plenty of space.In the picture you can also see how thick the tweezers actually are at the tip of the tweezer. VERY thick actually. I did not realize this when I bought them. But they are massive for their purpose. And therefore cannot do their job on used stamps.As a consequence, you start to push the used stamp all over the desk it's on. You start to damage the (precious!) teeth of the used stamp while you are pushing and trying to lift the stamp up. You start to feel frustrated. You start to bend the stamp with your fingertips, in order to create space for the tweezers to fit underneath the stamp. Also a bad thing. In sum, things go wrong with this product! A lot! And those used classic stamps are precious, also money-wise. You start to destroy your own valuable collectibles (!!). I already did it with a few stamps before I gave up and started to write this review.I know they were incredibly cheap, but in reality they are very expensive. They destroy your precious stamps you had to buy for a lot of money.Please do NOT use these tweezers for your precious (used) stamps!!!!

I realize that buying things from China is a bit like gambling, but buying these stamp tongs paid off.

Very in expensive I’d like them they were good for my stamp collecting Hobby. Would recommend them to others.

Received when expected. It looks like they are not what I thought they were.

satisfactory