Learn about your new nail cutter
Welcome to the first significant innovation in nail care since 1881. Below you’ll find some helpful information on using your new EDJY Nail Cutter and FAQ’s about the product.
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Remove cutter from cap
Place one finger on the EDJY symbol on the top of the product and one on the bottom side. Pull the cap from the EDJY cutter and allow the spring to expand the product into the cutting position.
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Cutting your nails
Align your nail in the device as shown, the bottom edge has a gentle profile to push back your fingertip to allow you to cut your nails to the perfect length.
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Replace the cap for storage
Place the nail cutter back in the cap for storage and to protect the blade.
FAQs
Find your answers to frequently asked questions below. Not finding what you're looking for?
Reach out to us at support@edjy.com with any other questions and we'd be happy to help.
What makes EDJY different from regular nail clippers?
EDJY uses a single, sharp blade inspired by precision tools like kitchen knives and surgical scalpels, ensuring clean cuts without jagged edges or fly-aways.
Is EDJY suitable for all nail types?
Absolutely! EDJY is designed to handle all nail types, from thick to delicate, ensuring a smooth and precise cut every time.
Does EDJY catch 100% of the cuttings?
We don't guarantee that EDJY will catch all your cuttings. The EDJY Nail Cutter blade is designed with an edge that promotes the cuttings to be moved into the engineered cavity of the cutter. However, there are certain instances, dry nails, etc, when the cuttings don't gently shear off. Take a look at our blog post about nail care to help alleviate some of these edge-case scenarios: Nail Care Tips
Any tips for cutting, not crushing my nails?
Take a look at our how-to videos and check out the essential nail care guide in our blog posts.
My Nail Cutter broke! Help!
Reach out to our customer support team in the chat or via email.
Where are EDJY Nail Cutters manufactured?
We proudly make all of our products in the USA, right outside of the Motor City (Detroit) in Ann Arbor, Michigan.