Review (3/5): Not as well made as it might be.
These seem hard to find, which is why I bought them. Very useful tool. However, these are cheaply made. The cutting tool is stamped and sharpened, thin stainless. The stamping process leaves a burr on one side which can make the tool catch on adjacent skin. This is easily corrected by a few passes with a fine emery board or diamond file, and the tool will then work well. Also, the metal part is not securely braced by the plastic handle, having a gap on one or both sides where it meets the handle. I filled these with a drop of gap-filling cynanoacrylate glue (super glue before use. This may not be necessary, but I hate having a tool break during use.