Review on 🧤 Nitrile Medical Examination Gloves: Chemotherapy-Rated, Latex & Powder-Free for Doctors & Nurses - SHIELD LINE by Angel Brown

Bought these gloves for light housework. The reason I chose "chemical” gloves is because I think they are also resistant to other chemicals like pesticides. However, I cannot be sure that they will withstand all chemicals of this type. They are quite flimsy and likely to give out quickly under heavy use. I still have a glove box that is twice as thick for more difficult work. It's okay if you have realistic expectations about the limitations of 3-mile gloves. I received a very large size and found that they are not as tight as they could be. For my use it will make no difference. However, if you want a snug, stretchy fit for nurse gloves, take a look at the sizing information. However, like most nitrile gloves I see on the market these days, they are powder free. This makes them very difficult to put on when you get *too* small.