Automatic Needle Threading Device, Self Thread Guide Hand Plastic Sewing Needle Device Solve The Frustrating Needle Threading Problem Fit, Easy Use and Carry, Random Color 3 Pack

While checking online for a needle treading device I came across this product (Automatic needle threading device, self-thread guide hand plastic sewing needle device solve the frustrating needle threading problem fit, easy to use and carry, random color 3-pack) on Amazon for a bargain price. I immediately purchased this needle threading 3-pack, and I am very happy with the quick delivery service.I am pleased with my purchase and this product works perfectly for my needs.Rating: 4 stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Never trust a politician: Critical reviews of politicians and politics).

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No instructions for all its functions. Not very sturdy. I would like something easier to use by a senior.

It's hard to figure out this product. It didn't come with directions

I’ve got a health condition that makes me shake uncontrollably and this has made it so much easier to thread a needle so I can continue to knit and crochet things. It is a little flimsy to me, but it works well. Of the three, one came with a crooked hook but nothing a plier can’t straighten out. My 70 year old grandma likes it, too.

Saves time and easy to use.

This device has two methods for threading a needle.The 1st method consists of inserting the needle, eye first, into a hole in the end of the device, squeezing a lever to pass a tiny wire hook through the eye, looping the thread over the hook, releasing the lever to pull the thread through the eye, then pulling the threaded needle out of the hole. With some practice, this WORKS PRETTY WELL. Getting the hook to pass through the needle eye requires some jiggling the needle to get it precisely aligned with the hook. After threading, the lever needs to be partially squeezed to release the thread trailing from the needle.The second method uses a wire hook on the end of a blade (not sharp) that stows inside the device like a pocket-knife blade. The end also has two shallow slots to aid in positioning the needle. After lowering the needle eye over he hook, the thread is looped over the hook, and the needle pulled off the hook with the thread. I found this method VERY PROBLEMATIC. You would need three hands to hold the needle, flat blade, and thread. If the blade had some way to lock it in position relative to the frame of the device, it might become useable.Gordon in Columbus, Ohio

They are not very sturdy, but the do really worked. If you have difficulty threading a needle, I surely recommend purchasing them.