Dynarex 4312 Tongue Depressor Wood, Senior 6", Non-Sterile, Pack of 500

Very well made and free from and defects. I use them to wax my clients and they are perfect. Worth the money you spend on them.

i use these for all my Projects and these are amazing good, perfect and is best for anything you are working on and need great Sticks that is easy to cut and shape

Inexpensive tongue depressor that had about a handful of damaged product. Few had some splinters on the side and some had cracks on the side. But that's not bad for buying 500 for this price.

It’s made of wood. Never depressed a tongue with one yet. It holds goo I use to tattoo people with. It is a good tattoo goo holder. Helps prevent cross contamination with every new stick. I sometimes throw them at other artists. They make terrible projectiles.

These are *perfect* for what I use them for - which is for scooping cat food out of the can. To be honest, I learned this from my daughter, who is a professional in the animal rescue and care field, so I guess that lots of people and facilities use these for that purpose.I get the little single serving cans of cat food (we have just one cat now), and I keep a stack of those cans and the box of these tongue depressors right by where I feed him at night, and they are *so* convenient and perfect for this!As to why they are called 'senior' tongue depressors (which I had wondered ever since seeing a box at my daughter's house), after doing some research (yeah, I need to get a life! :~) ), I believe that the reason they are called 'senior' tongue depressors is to distinguish them from 'junior' tongue depressors, which are pediatric tongue depressors (for children), and so considerably smaller (see, for example, Puritan Junior Tongue Depressor, Grape Flavored, 50/Box).

for if Dynarex know the multiple uses beyond tongue depressing their product has, I am not sure the price will remain as affordable in comparison to the other "ice-cream sticks" on the market. Like many other reviewers, I did not buy this for its intended purpose, I used it to build a "plant container with a lid" for my aquarium such that it contains the dark soil/substrates for the plants and separates them from the fine white sand/substrate in my aquarium, and it protects the plants from getting uprooted from my incredibly curious dojo loach. The sticks are broad enough, flexible enough, sturdy enough, and pretty standard enough for handicraft purpose. There are a few chips here and there, but they are pretty minor.The only gripe I have, the product arrives in a shamble, the sticks are scattered everywhere. While not a big deal, it really makes this buyer wonders, justly or not, if the packet contains 500 sticks in the first place as it is marketed - a doubt that can be easily eliminated from a better-packaged product.

I always try to get sticks cheaper, but I always come back to this brand because they are the best. This company has a higher quality control than others and the wood is stronger. It’s worth the extra few bucks

Great for depressing tongues