Handling an op-amp

Are these static- sensitive? Should I be doing, or NOT doing, anything special in handling/installing them ? Thanks-

I'm no expert, but I believe that they are static sensitive. I ususally treat them like memory in a computer -- discharge myself by touching something, and I usually stand on concrete when making a change. I've yet to have a problem.

I don't believe that they are static sensitive. They are actually pretty rugged.

It is CMOS digital ICs that are the more sensitive of the common parts (like the 4053 electronic switch chips used in the RD/RP models).
The op amps are fairly rugged but NOT immune to static discharge! I always try to follow good procedure by touching chassis ground before handling and touching any semiconductor but I DO NOT otherwise worry about it.
I have handled semiconductors almost daily for 30 years in the performance of my job (without special ESD tools or clothing) and related hobbies and I can't remember ever popping a part as long as I was paying attention, not running on a carpet (generating static) and properly discharging myself to ground before handling the devices.
Steve

Thanks Steve, that's what I was looking for.