3G Super Glue x 12

This glue works like a champ, and with the total purchase divided up into twelve separate tubes, i expect far less waste than purchasing a larger bottle. Once a smaller tube is opened and used for immediate needs, there is always a risk of the product drying out and becoming unusable before you get to the next application, which could possibly weeks away. If that should happen with this purchase, the waste will be minimal and you can move on to the next tube. I recommend purchasing the jel versus liquid. It seems to last longer without drying out and it is easier to control where the glue is to be applied. Great value for the money. I will be buying this again.

Fantastic deal on super glue. I print 3d items and use lots of super glue. Smaller tubes like this allow me to mail a tube to the customer allowing them to assemble the 3d print and it saves postage. No need to ship a larger package, which costs more. A lot more. Also, super glue tends to dry out once opened. This allows fresh super glue without wasting a lot of the glue.

A little patience is required to allow it to cure before in binds two surfaces. I have used to bind wood to wood and it performs exceptionally well. Man does it bind the two pieces of wood together!

This super glue does exactly what it’s supposed to do and is great for quick household repairs. The small single‑use tubes are very convenient, especially if you don’t want glue drying out after opening a large bottle. What I liked Strong bond that works well on plastic, metal, and small repairs Single‑use tubes stay fresh and are easy to store Good value for the price with multiple tubes in the pack Dries quickly and holds firmly What could be better The tubes are very small, so each one doesn’t last long You have to work fast because it sets quickly Not ideal for larger projects that need more glue at once Overall, this is a reliable product for small fixes around the house, crafts, or emergency repairs. I’m giving it four stars because it works well and is affordable, but the small size limits how much you can do with each tube.

I decided to try these 3 gram tubes of super glue because I have purchased numerous 2 oz bottles of super glue only to have the glue dry out long before the bottle is used up. I even refrigerate my super glue to extend its life. Each of the 32 tubes (3 grams each) are sealed with a very secure metal foil. Each tube has a spout and cap to seal the tube if glue remains after usage. If the small amount remaining in the tube does go bad, no big loss. Just grab another 3 gram tube. So far, the small glue tubes are working exactly as I hoped. The glue has been working perfectly on several different items. I purchased the gel version of super glue. It is much easier to work with than the thin version of super glue. I did not need to use super glue accelerator. The gel super glue is much less aggressive on glueing your fingers together. Thin super glue does still have its uses in specific applications.

Great single use approach for the glue and not having an unusable product in a large tube when it is infrequently used. Gel works well and the adhesive worked well for repairing a figurine.

I 3D print… a lot. And if you 3D print, you already know that at some point you’re going to need glue. Not always, but just often enough to be annoying. Gel super glue is usually the way to go, because it doesn’t immediately turn into a runaway liquid trying to glue your fingers, desk, and soul together. The other problem? I don’t glue often enough to justify big bottles. Half of them dry out before I even remember where I put them. So when I saw a pack of small single-use-ish tubes, I thought: Ah yes, finally, a reasonable solution. In theory? Brilliant. In practice? A mixed bag of emotional experiences. I’ve gone through 4 tubes so far. And… 3 out of the 4 have had some kind of issue. Each one in a brand-new, exciting way. One tube decided the glue should come out of the side of the dispenser instead of the tip. Fun surprise. One was so runny that it bled straight through my prints, which is impressive in a “please stop” kind of way. Another seemed to be under some sort of internal pressure and just kept oozing after I squeezed it once… eventually gluing itself to my counter before I realized what was happening. So yeah. That’s… not ideal. The confusing part is that when the glue behaves, it actually works well. It’s strong, bonds quickly, and holds prints together just fine. So the glue itself is good. The delivery system, however, feels like it’s being field-tested on me personally. I love the concept. I still want to love the product. But at this point, I don’t know how confidently I can recommend a 24-pack when almost every tube I’ve used has tried to sabotage me in a different way. Maybe I’ll update this when I get closer to half the box and see if my luck improves. Until then… cautiously optimistic, but emotionally guarded.

Works very well. I like that they are small and so many of them.....