More glue passes through the nozzle than necessary, resulting in residue sticking to the cap and making it difficult to open afterwards. Nevertheless, it is effective.

I have been using it for modeling for years, and even at a competitive level, not just simple things. For general use, it is excellent; I do 95% of the bonds that require cyanoacrylate with this, and the remaining 5% with a thinner one. When mixed with acrylic nail powder, it creates an extremely durable mixture that has personally kept the door handle of my car stuck to the point where it withstands all the force when I pull it to close. Alternatively, it can also be mixed with baking soda, but the mixture is rougher due to the larger grain. Like all cyanoacrylate glues, it requires caution if spilled on the skin because, apart from sticking instantly, its drying process is extremely exothermic. I have also noticed the same for its absorption by fabric or paper; it really burns!

Essential glue especially for constructions and 3D prints that we make. It is always available in the house.

The glue is not gel, it's just that there are some thicker points in the tube that if you're lucky, by pressing on them, they will come out.
It doesn't dry immediately, it stays wet for a long time.
It doesn't stick paper properly.
You will waste your time for nothing, it's just a log of the kiosk with a heavy name to give you the illusion that it will do the job.

Very effective although I always prefer a combination with some mechanical support. After sticking, put a little glue in the gap and sprinkle with baking soda for extra strength.

Very strong glue! I glued it on marble and it has held up! Be careful with your hands, if it falls it is difficult to clean.

It sticks quickly and effectively. The gel form helps absorbent materials, such as wood, to stick easily.

It is very good, not so powerful but gets the job done.
The gel form helps to stick objects that do not adhere well.
It takes a little while to dry