Two-prong "fork" tool for removing pills?

[locusto03]

@Gj

95% of the time needle nose pliers work best. For the tiny stuff, these are very sturdy. I'm surprised the tips are still straight and sharp.

http://intl-outdoor.com/stainless-steel-straight-tweezers-p-297.html

I'm pretty sure they're the same as the ones I got from Mountain Electronics: LINK

If so, they are VERY high quality and feel better than other tweezers that I've gotten for 5x the price. I've been using them for all kinds of stuff, including removing/tightening pills and retaining rings. Mine are still perfectly straight, even though I've applied a lot of torque to the tips at times.

[Boaz]

I've always been a big fan of small shears ...The only downside to micro shears is at some point you get bold and start cutting things you shouldn't and end up with a pair that you're not babying any longer ..

I use the tips of a set of older micro shears