YNR Professional Toenail Clipper, Nail Cutter & Nipper Kit – Stainless-Steel Podiatry, Chiropody & Pedicure Tool for Thick Nails

YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD

£86.53

Features: IDEAL FOR THICK NAILS: Ingrown nails or Deformed nails due to Fungus/Diabetes/Aging/Pregnancy. Blades open over 1" wide. The top of the blades is slightly curved to contour around nails. Easy to cut and maneuver to provide clean and smooth cuts. EASY GRIP AND SMOOTH CONTROL: The YNR® Toenail Clipper/Nipper is 5.5" in total length is easier for you to grip and effortless to control. The handle with ridges is designed to increase traction and avoid finger slippage. MADE FROM PREMIUM BRUSHED STAINLESS STEEL: You never have trouble cleaning up your nail clippers since the YNR® Toenail Cl

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