SOL 24pk Single Use Superglue 1.5g Fast Bond Adhesive Super Glue All Purpose for Metal Plastic Leather Ceramic Rubber Craft Repairs DIY Fixing Household Projects Compact Sachets Precision Application

Apart from some superglues are formulated to be a thicker liquid than others and some need an activator spray to set quickly, most seem to have a very similar range of materials that can be successfully stuck together and similar bond strength.Over the years I have thrown away much more “gone off” superglue because it is set solid, or the nozzle is terminally blocked than I have actually applied to stick items together- probably a ratio of hundreds if not thousands to one in terms of volume of glue purchased.I have found that these mini tubes of superglue generally do seal well enough to be used several times and if they block generally you can clear the blockage with a pin or by cutting a bit more of the tip off. In any event, if an opened tube becomes unusable before it is empty, at least you are throwing away less than a ml of glue as opposed to 2 to 5 ml or more with the larger sized tubes which means that my wastage of superglue has dropped enormously.Would recommend this and similar ones when compared with larger tube sizes unless you specifically need a thicker gel formation or a spray activated glue for a specific purpose.

I only just found out that, once you break the seal on a tube, superglue has a shelf-life of a 6 to 8 weeks. After that you have a liquid that may or may not hold anything in place.I never have enough that needs gluing to use a bigger bottle before its usefulness expires, I chose to seek out single use dosages and these are ideal. A slightly thicker liquid prevents the spurt that quickly glues your fingertips to each other and everything else. The saving in wastage alone justifies the purchase of this highly effective glue

I'm very pleased with my purchase. I bought a lot of small tubes so I could use one and not care if it went hard once opened - BUT THEY DON'T :)I've used the first one three or four times..... This bodes very well for the usefulness of the rest. I could easily be looking at a lifetime supply of superglue here :)UPDATE : EVEN BETTER STILL - I've just gone back to a tube I opened 10 months ago (and clicked, closed) it is STILL liquid. I have never had a superglue that worked AND didn't go solid after being open for a while. These are awesome. (I know they're just glue, but it is a pleasure to buy something that works better than you could possibly expect, once in a while!)UPDATE - Although they seem to rarely dry up once opened - they have stopped actually sticking things together after 2 years. So if you don't need 12 a year you might not want to buy 24.

I've tried very many variations on Super Glue over the years many from recognisable brands, kits that include powders that can fill in gaps, bottles large and small.And the usual metric of price to quantity applies in that you get more glue for less money, the more volume you buy.The problem with anything perishable is that you then have to consume the product before it goes off.So, the larger bottles of Super Glue have been hit and miss, and it's not always just a matter of time, it is how well the bottle seals (which can vary between containers of the same brand) and also how the glue is stored.I was happy to give these small bottles of Super Glue a try as they seem to hit a sweet spot, individually there is small volume in the tube, collectively you get a decent quantity of glue - at a reasonable price.If I open a tube, but then have no reason to glue anything for a while the worst that can happen is I lose the remainder of 1.5g - had the glue being in one container of 36g the quality of the whole might go down.I have only used this once for a minor job, but I found the glue to work as I expect Super Glue to work.In conclusion I think this blister pack of small tubes is a great idea.

After only two years and having used 3 out of 24 okay, these have now all dried up. There is no best before date on any of the packaging. I've cut into each one and most are completely hard throughout, with some tacky and not entirely solid. None were useful as glue though. What a waste.

I purchased a pack of these “Single Use” Small Containers of Super Glue. THEY ARE A FANTASTIC 💡IDEA.I have always been impressed with the sticking quality of Super Glue. However as soon as I had used some of the Super Glue from its original container. No matter how well I tried to seal up the Container, in attempts to making it airtight. I always ended up with a solid clump/lump of SUPER GLUE! WHICH WAS ABSOLUTELY A BIG WASTE OF MONEY!!!!!BUT I’M SO IMPRESSED WITH THESE SMALLER “SINGLE USE” Containers of SUPER GLUE.I have already recommended these Single Use containers of Super Glue to my Sister-in-Law.Who was very impressed with them too.At least I now know that whenever I need to use Super Glue, I know that it WILL NOT COST ME A FORTUNE. Plus I don’t need to waste my time in the vain attempt at trying to seal off these Super Glue Containers.I would thoroughly recommend these Single Use Super Glue Containers to all of my Family and Friends.The delivery, and packaging was excellent too.Thank you very much.

Bought this as seemed like a great deal for much glue you get for the price. And in general it does the job however, it takes much longer to bond than other brand super glues.My main use case for super glue is to stick models together as well as functioning plastic parts, although this one works it's a pain to use due to the additional drying time compared to something like loctite super glue which seems to work in seconds. This would most likely be down to the low concentration of the active ingredient which I couldn't find the specification for.Overall, if you need cheap super glue for general fixing stuff around the house it's great value, however, if you're planning on using it stuff such as miniatures, resin models and anything where you ideally need an instant bond, I'd stick to the more reputable stuff, it really isn't worth the headache.

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