Medipoint Splinter Out Splinter Remover, 20 Count

I was panicked when my toddler got a long painful-looking finger splinter at a playground. I could not remove it with regular or splinter tweezers (I tried for an excruciating 10 mins through screaming and tears). I googled how to get out splinters and this product popped up. I bought it right away since it's cheap and worth a shot. In about 30 seconds, this thing pushed out the splinter! I don't even understand how exactly it worked but I'm sold! This will always be in every first aid kit ready to go. Great product.

These are a life-saver! After spending 20+ minutes trying (and failing) to use tweezers to remove a splinter that was partially under a fingernail, I gave up and ordered these out of desperation. When they arrived, I opened the package, followed the instructions...and the splinter was out in less than a minute. Going forward, I'm going to keep a package of these in my house, car, backpack, etc. 10/10 would recommend!

We added this to our medical kit because of the precision tool that it is and designed to safely and effectively remove splinters. It features a sharp, sterile tip that allows for easy extraction of deeply embedded splinters. This compact, disposable, and comes in individually wrapped sterile packages. Pros: fine, pointed tip for precise splinter removal. It is sterile. Easy to use. Cons: single-use design may not be cost-effective for frequent use. Overall, it is a reliable and effective medical tool for removal of splinters. I highly recommend because i have used them and they work,

I spent close to an hour trying to remove a splinter in my heel with tweezers before giving up and finding these. Ordered them and as soon as they arrived I opened one and tried it out. Had the splinter out in less than 10 seconds! Absolute quality product. I'll be ordering more to keep around and cannot recommend these enough.

Hope the pixs are useful 👍! I was skeptical about this purchase but after what felt like hours trying to attack the splinter with a pair of tweezers I gave up. The splinter was a flush one with only a hair sticking out. The hair was enough to hit a nerve every time it brush up against anything, even the godforsaken thread on a sweater getting caught on this thing would be enough to make me jump like a mama’s scooter!!I ended up picking up a liquid bandaid that’s pretty much similar to nail polish and polishing over the sucker. I did 2-3 coats over it so there was a nail polish bubble shape mound over the splinter. Once it dried It was perfect! It completely removed the pain of brushing up on the splinter at bay while this splinter remover arrived in the mail 3 days later (placed the order late). There is no way I’d have survived otherwise because I type for a living and even the typing triggered the stings of stabbing myself since it was my pointer finger that was stung. I was able to work with the liquid bandaid which was awesome but the bandaid does pop off after a day or two. So I was reapplying a new coat at least once a day.Now when this thing arrived in the mail I was hesitant cause the sucker is pointy as heck. I went slow. I pulled up and apart the skin around the splinter. This opened the hole up which was important because my liquid bandaid had residue left on the area too. The skin around the splinter was already hardened and so it was not painful pulling on it. This might not be the case if you just got the splinter. Once I open up the skin, I was able to find the side of the splinter, and pull it up and out with the splinter out tool. I can’t recommend this enough. A must have for any first aid kit. I also love that it came with a glass case since it is a sharp item. Hope this was helpful to you and appreciate the feedback.

Great little kit to carry along in your purse or backpack. Very easy to use and quickly removes splinters. Great addition to your first aid kit.

Normally can get splinters out with a nice set of tweezers, but got a small metal one that buried itself deep enough so that wasn't possible. Using a small sewing needle to dig it out was helping much either.Found these and saw the good reviews so bought them. Sure enough these work really well for those embedded splinters, took a few tries but was able to dig it out enough to grab it with the tweezers.I realize they are concerned with sterility hence saying to toss them out after using them, but they should be easy enough to sterilize good enough and use again if you wanted. I always clean and put some antibiotic cream and a bandage on afterwards to protect it so it heals quicker anyways.

I have young kids who are always exploring. Unfortunately that also means plenty of slivers and splinters. These are perfect for removing the tiniest of splinters or slivers. My kids prefer me using these over tweezers because it hurts less and I'm faster with them. I love that they come with their own storage case and that they are sterile before use. I recommend keeping a case in your car and a case at home for whatever may come your way.