YNR 5-Inch Toenail Clipper, Nail Cutter & Nipper with 6.75-Inch Blacks File – Stainless-Steel Podiatry, Chiropody & Pedicure Tool

YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD

£13.48

YNR 5-Inch Toenail Cutter and 6.75-Inch Blacks File Set A stainless-steel two-tool set designed for controlled toenail trimming, nail-edge filing and routine professional foot-care work. Key features 5-inch toenail cutter and nipper 6.75-inch Blacks File Stainless-steel construction Designed for controlled thick-nail trimming and filing Reusable professional nail-care tools Suitable uses Suitable for toenail trimming, nail-edge filing and routine pedicure, podiatry and chiropody workflows. Care Clean after use, dry thoroughly and store safely. Follow the appropriate cleaning procedure for reus

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