FERRIS Super Glue 20 Pack – Extra Strong Fast-Dry Formula, 10-Second Cure, 1.5g Tubes – Multi-Purpose Cyanoacrylate Adhesive for Wood, Plastic, Ceramic, Rubber & DIY Crafts

I've lost count of the amount of unfinished superglue tubes I've thrown away because it's gone hard after first opening it. Even if you re seal properly. This is no longer a problem. Single use is actually misleading (in a good way). Most super glue jobs are fairly small and I used my first tube 3 or 4 times on little jobs before it was empty or the last bit had gone hard. Only down side is that is doesn't stick as quickly as some superglues I've used so of you are sticking something that needs holding in place initially, you might have a longer wait that expected. Once it's fully cured though it's as good as any other superglue I've used. Bought this several months ago and just opened my 2nd tube.

Individual tubes make these ideal for all sorts of tasks modelling glue that vase back together you broke sticks well enough, even those loose bits of skin, works well

I managed to stick a pair of scissor blades together. The “stalk” of the glass apple that I was reattaching got stuck the wrong way around, I stuck the apple to my finger but realised and shifted before it set. It seems to take a longer time to gel than other glues I’ve used but so far so good..hope I can get the scissors apart again.

Over the years I've used gallons of glue in the work place and at home. From the top brands to the naff brands, always ends up with a glued up cap, lots of wastage! Bought these expecting the same but... The cap after a dozen uses on 1 x tube is still free, no blockage, applies perfectly! The glue itself is very fine, not superfast drying... But, patience is key and it leaves a solid adhesion. By now with a top brand it would be in the bin but still have all the other tubes and the original ready to use and... Cheaper than a small bottle of branded glue!

Its kind of sub-superglue.. it glues OK for light stuff .. but really isn't great for anything challenging - e.g. items in use alot, china etc.. the vials can only be used once. Not great but OK.

Cured qjickly, gripped well and small bottles means a miser will be happy at the low rate of wastage. Each tiny bottle? Is enough for a small task. But any remains at the end can be discarded with an easy mind, very, very little is wasted

When I first went to use it, it looked like all I had to do was take the cap off the glue tube. But no glue came out, I thought it was a faulty batch. I then snipped off a bit from the nozzle and glue spurted out (my previous pressing). There are no instructions to snip off the nozzle end, but that's what you need to do to use it. I successfully glued what I wanted to (and had to clean up glue spills elsewhere). The idea is useful - I only occasionally need 'super glue' so the standard bottle would by lying around for months between uses and sometimes not work when I tried again (blocked nozzle). So, this is a good solution to that problem, mini glue containers, enough for a single job.

These small tubes, open, use, and if you don't use it all, wipe the lid / nozzle and replace. Use again. Fantastic idea. Buy in packs of 10 x 2 = 20 tubes. I've bought these at least 10 times. Brilliant.....