Tonsil Stone Removal Set Includes 1 Stainless Steel Tonsil Stone Removal Tool, 1 Tonsil Stone Remover with LED Light, 100 Long Swabs and 1 Curved Irrigator Syringe to Get Rid of Bad Breath (Blue)

It’s a great kit! Easy to use and does a solid job.

I honestly only went with this kit because of the long swabs but I ended up using every tool at some point to dislodge my frequent stones.The long stick swabs are great and a lot less “fluffy” than normal cotton swabs that I used to use. Perfect for pushing on tonsils and forcing the stones out of their hiding spacesThe metal tool is perfect for getting in the deep crevices of the tonsils and extracting the stonesThe light on the little tool is a bit weak, I still use my flashlight, but it helps get a little more light in some angles where the phone light doesn’t reach so that is helpful.The syringe is also a fantastic tool. I wish it held more water, I feel like it takes 4-5 refills to properly clean things out, but still does a great job.All in all, it’s a nice, inexpensive kit that makes it easier to clean out those pesky tonsil stones!

I used to think there was something wrong with me but after finding this product I learned tonsil stones were common. I have to do a dig out almost daily and the metal scop is perfect.

I was browsing Insta reels when I found out the name of the tool people were using to scrap tonsil stones out of their mouths and came across this on Amazon. I've never cleaned out tonsil stones manually before so I decided that this was an affordable option to see what would work for me. I was pleasantly surprised to find all sorts of tools in the kit at my disposal since I didn't know what would work for me. The first few days, I used the syringe to help me shoot into areas I wouldn't have otherwise been able to reach, and was able to get a few small stones out this way. Occasionally when I can see the stones, the metal one is great for reaching in and getting them out. The light tool is cool, but not particularly helpful if you're using it to scrap out the stones since it's short and doesn't offer a great shape to push them out. I like to use it occasionally to light up the area I'm planning to tackle though.

So I finally had the need to use this and no I'm not going to post a yucky tonsil stone picture. However, this little blue tool with the lighted hook at the top is amazing! I can't tell you how many times I've almost choked on my finger or small qtip trying to pick them out manually. It came out so easily and I didn't have to use my phone as a flashlight since the light on the tool helped me see perfectly, and it had a far enough reach. Tonsil stones are so gross and getting them out used to be something I dreaded. Now I will be checking more often to make sure I keep it nice and clean back there.