my nail clippers have a tendcy to go to one side when I apply pressure to cut my nail. Does this nail clipper do this?
857745
Petros, my clippers handle snaped off third time I used it. Company will not honor guarantee. Do not buy this product again.
857746
Buy this and solve your problem! A clipper that couldn't work any better. Promise!
2230586
This is not a toenail clipper this clipper is for cuticles only. I was told by a pediatrist to force cotton under the edge of your ingrown toe nail to keep them from becoming ingrown. I have done this also to help lift the toe nail up so I could cut it out. You need the toe nail clippers which have a longer point on the clipper part they do look a like, except the toe nail clippers are much thicker and a little larger.
1750673
Yes. It works really well to cut fingernails. It's a straight blade and I feel like I have more control over it. I have very large hands for a woman and therefore my fingernails are big and wide. A regular fingernail trimmer will not work on my nails. This was a great purchase for me.
523981
That's pretty common with long attachments. I run the clippers in the direction of the hair growth and then the opposite direction, and repeat.
1011914
No, mine worked perfectly right out of the box. If you have the pressure I assume it's a nail feed issue. Have you tried to remove the nails and re inset hard to the left and flat so the spring in the nail magazine can push them hard to the top?
1728608
no I don't think so, the blade slides on a metal/plastic tip on the back of the clipper and then pushs closed
1503824
Once you press both the safety button and power button you can let up on the safety button....then, as long as you do not stop the cutting action, you only have to hold down the power button....I am a woman and have smaller hands.....works for me! This is the best hand clipper I have ever had...love it, despite all the obnoxious safety hoops a person has to jump thru these days.
2176606
I Agree with Lulu, Maybe you need to turn the Clipper speed up a little on the side of the Clipper. You could also check on YouTube To make sure are holding the Clipper correctly. I use these Clippers everyday. Best of luck to you.
2086903
Depending on how small your dog is and even if you use the guard on the clipper, yes, you could still cut the nail too short (into the quick) and cause bleeding.
19426
Yes. The clip can be moved to the opposite end but only on the same side. There are clip holes on one side only.
1069261
it does, but it is because as a right handed shooter the clip release is on my thumb side, contained in the holster against my body.. The left side, clip release, of the firearm is recessed and can not be activated while holstered. Hope this helps.
1195092
This band does apply pressure on both side. Unfortunately, if you don't put it on just right, and you let your guard down, it feels like it's not serving its purpose. Trust me, you'll know if it's on right. I also apply Voltaren Gel on before putting on the bandIt. There is also a homeopathic crème I use called "Arnicare" which works like Benga w/o the burning sensation.Hope this helps.
2103174
I bought one and am looking at it. On the front it says: 30 degree clipped head nail, 30 degree full head nail. I also read in the specs that it will take any nail from 30 deg to 34 deg
1289771
They do, and I've used them to clip my nails. They're very sharp, though, so be careful!
703803
I can't remember if it catches the clippings. I am going to buy this clipper one more time.
726600
Mine came right off when I pryed my nail under it. If the unit is faced down, I tugged up on the slot on the side. Or, try contacting the manufacturer. Their literature that came with the unit indicated they have good customer service. Sorry, wish I could help more.
624226
They do both cut in either hand, but if you use the right handed version in your left hand or vice versa, it can be a bit annoying since you can't see what you are cutting well (the body of the cutter covers it).