The OXO Kitchen Peeler is $9.99 right now, down from $13.99, which is 29% off. That's the lowest price in a year. It has swiveling twin blades and a soft, oversized handle that stays easier on your hand through long jobs, like a few pounds of potatoes. Our reviewer called it "easier to use, vastly more comfortable for long stretches, sharper, and more productive." The grip stays firm even when your hands are wet. A built-in eye remover handles potato blemishes, and there's a hole in the handle so you can hang it in a drawer-free spot.

The Anker Nano Smart Display Charger is $25.99, down from $39.99, which is 35% off. That's the lowest price in six months. It puts out up to 45W and adjusts its output as your battery fills, and Anker says an iPhone 17 Pro reaches 50% in 20 minutes. A small screen shows charging status with a tap, and the display shuts off on its own. Care Mode runs up to 9°F cooler than standard 45W chargers, which helps for overnight charging. The unit is about 47% smaller and 36% lighter than Anker's original 30W charger. Its prongs fold at 90° or 180° to fit tight spaces.

GEAR AID Seam Grip Tape is $10.95 right now, down from $15.00, which is 27% off. That's the lowest price in six months. It's a small repair kit with 0.25 oz of Seam Grip WP sealant, which bonds to nylon, polyester, canvas, and vinyl and cures into a rubber-like seal that won't peel or crack. Two 2.5" x 2.8" Tenacious Tape hex patches, one black and one clear, come with it for quick peel-and-stick fixes on sleeping pads, packs, and inflatables. An applicator brush is in the box too. Reviewer Nabhan Islam has used Gear Aid products to mend small holes in ultralight bags and says they hold up well.

The iFixit Jimmy Prying Tool is $5.99 now, down from $7.95, which is 25% off. That's the lowest price in a year. The Jimmy is a thin piece of spring steel that slips into the hairline seams of glued or snap-together electronics. Many devices have swapped case screws for flexural snaps, and a flat-blade screwdriver is the wrong tool for opening them. The Jimmy pries the case open without gouging the plastic, so you have a hope of closing it again afterward. The flexible handle gives you control for jobs like screen and case removal. It also works as a scraper around the house, for painting, caulking, and cleaning.

Toilet roll shelf, now $23.50, down from $26.00. That's 10% off, and it's the lowest price in 90 days. It holds a phone, wet wipes or tissue on a flat shelf, with an upward-sloping edge to keep things from sliding off. The holder is made of matte black 304 stainless steel, which resists rust and wipes clean. The arm is half open with a hook that keeps the roll in place, and it fits regular, large and mega rolls. It mounts to the wall with the screws included. Kevin Kelly recommended it in Recomendo in 2018.

Sterile Alcohol Prep Wipes are $9.99 right now. I don't have a previous price or a percent-off figure for them, so I can't give you the exact drop. These are OWELL pads, 70% isopropyl alcohol, 2-ply and gamma-sterilized. Each box holds 100 individually wrapped, medium-sized, extra-moist pads, so they stay sterile until you open one. They clean small cuts and skin before an injection. Claudia Dawson flagged them in Recomendo for a different trick: sniff one and the alcohol scent can settle nausea in about four minutes. That makes a pad easy to carry for emergencies. A box works out to about 10 cents a pad.