Review on 🧤 AMMEX Blue Nitrile Exam-Grade Gloves, 3 Mil, Latex-Free, Powder-Free, Food-Safe, Lightly Textured, Non-Sterile, Disposable by Mike Bray

Some reviews mention that some gloves ripped when putting them on. I would like to explain to other buyers why this is so. Nitrile gloves are not as flexible as latex gloves but they are a fantastic alternative when latex is not to be used. Nitrile gloves are torn in the event of a hole or perforation. This is for your protection. If you were to wear these gloves in a medical setting you could have a hole or perforation which would be small and unnoticeable but if the glove tears widely you will notice it and can wash the glove and put it back on. These perforations could possibly be manufacturing related, as well as how they were worn and whether the wearer is wearing jewelry or not. It's not uncommon for a pair of gloves to tear in a box of 100. I have found these particular gloves to be comparable to gloves from other brands in terms of thickness, size, color and durability.