Review on DABOGOSA TPE Disposable Gloves 💼 - Latex-Free Plastic Gloves for Single-Use by Rob Overturf

- I usually mention the country of origin but they put a Vine decal on that area and I can't see if it's there or not. However, the box is labeled in Chinese and the company that makes it is therefore googled as a company in China. - TPE is latex free - No powder is added - TPE is easily made into 3D printing filament that TPE is biodegradable but I don't understand how. The gloves that arrived are a little more opaque than advertised, in case anyone is interested. I work in a local rescue mission, I have used all types of gloves from doctor's office nitrile and latex to the cheapest types of gastronomy. You are somewhere in the middle. They stretch a bit so they fit more snugly (assuming you choose the right size) than the cheaper caterer's kind. They even hold up pretty well when I pierce my nail. They sent me a size L and they were obviously too long for my fingers but they fit my hand pretty well. Keep in mind that I generally have overly meaty thumbs and a chubby hand. It is worth noting that the production of TPE requires fewer production resources, therefore it is a more environmentally friendly option and, moreover, it is recyclable. Another point, if you've ever received latex or nitrile, they come in a relatively large box, just stuffed, all taped together, and random. TPE comes in an almost tiny box, they are flat, neat and easy to take out. look at my picture This saves space and time. I'm a builder, so storage considerations are an aspect I find important. Due to their durability and performance, as well as the amount of stock needed, I will no longer be buying nitrile or latex. Don't forget to take advantage of Smile.Revain.com - Revain's program where many of the items you purchase will result in a small donation from Revain to a charity of your choice at no cost to you. Information here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas