EDJY is the first to cleanly cut, not crush your nails.
Stop crushing, start cutting your nails
Enjoy the cleanest cuts and smoothest nails with the EDJY Nail Cutter, developed with a dermatologist and expertly engineered to follow the natural curve of your nails while collecting your clippings after every trim.
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An essential tool, masterfully redesigned
Developed with a dermatologist and meticulously engineered for precision and ease.
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Single blade
Our single blade cleanly cuts through your nails for a more precise cut, every time. BTW - This is probably the best blade in your house.
Ergonomic design
We moved the lever into the ergonomically correct position, closer to the action for superior precision and easier use.
150,000+
Our cutter has been tested > 150,000 cycles to ensure a lifetime of use.
1 blade
Clean, precise cuts
The world's first dermatologist-backed, single blade nail cutter.
10x
More efficient
Nail clippers function more like wire cutters, requiring 10x the force of EDJY.
150,000
Tested over 150,000 cuts
Metal on metal smashing together is insanity. Our blade never hits metal ensuring a lifetime of use.
Clippers crush your nails
The nail clipper hasn’t changed since 1881
In 1881, Eugene Heim and Celestin Matz made history out of their shed in Cincinnati, OH with the invention of the double-jaw nail clipper. The modern nail clipper—just like the one you own now—was born.
Stuck between two blades
150 years without innovation
The snags. The nail file. The scattered clippings. It’s all thanks to an antiquated design—two blades that smash together until there’s enough force to fracture your nail.
Some have attempted to mask the problem, but no one has reexamined the design.
But we’re not nail clippers
The EDJY Nail Cutter
While every clipper on the market today crushes your nails, EDJY's revolutionary design cleanly cuts with a single, sharp blade—leaving a smooth edge without the mess.
Patent № 12016444
Made in USA
Housed beneath EDJY's deceptively simple design is American manufacturing—advanced engineering, rigorous development, and meticulous quality testing. Every component is produced within 350 miles of our Michigan factory.
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