🧤 AMMEX Indigo Nitrile Exam Gloves: 3 Mil, Latex Free, Powder Free, Textured, Disposable, Non-Sterile, Food Safe - Top Choice for Hygienic and Safe Protection Review

I often use gloves for housework and they seem to be of average quality, I've had better and worse gloves. I measured my hands and ordered a large one. I'm a woman but I have big hands and usually the plus size is big enough but these fit snug and if I wear them for a long time it might even be a little uncomfortable. I would say order a size up. Initially there were problems getting some of these out of the box, they ended up pulling out about 10 pairs at a time as they were packed very…

These gloves are perfect for my needs and the price is very reasonable especially with a subscription. One of my sons returned home after four months of treatment by qualified medical staff for a serious leg infection due to lymphedema. The nurses at home only come three times a week, so we have to make the necessary extensive bandages. Preventing reinfection is vital, which is why I ordered these gloves immediately. The nurse used them today and said they were her favorite gloves. I ordered…

I've bought about 10 of these boxes over the past few years. Quality varies (yes I've seen them tear but not often. I found maybe 4 useless gloves in a pair of boxes which doesn't matter to me) but they tend to be better quality compared to nitrile gloves for the same price I'm at bought Amazon. My main complaint in general is that they often arrive together in one box. this may indicate they have been stored incorrectly, they fit well and will not tear. thickness as indicated. Personally, I…

UPDATE:* Just finished my THIRD BOX and ordered another one. About $0.11 per glove seems like a fair price.* I use these gloves a lot for painting. That means you paint for a while and then take a break before applying the next layer. I reuse gloves whenever I can. Some of these gloves survived SEVERAL DAYS of painting, they were removed and then reused. As with all gloves, when they tear, it's usually the tip of your thumb or forefinger.* Photos show 2 gloves. Both gloves are in FIFTH USE…

I really don't know where to start or end with these gloves. These gloves are terrible. This purchase was terrible. I bought them in black 2 years ago and they are no longer the same quality. We can ignore the fact that there is little to no texture and focus on the fact that you can't even put on a pair without ripping 3-4 gloves and pulling out at least 1 or 2 that are already fully exposed . the glove is already torn or is torn when trying to put it on. Maybe after 30 years of wearing gloves

I bought them for various heavy kitchen jobs and light garden/yard jobs and chose them for their excellent rating. and low price in its category. These are NOT the thickest nitrile gloves you can buy and I would NOT recommend them for heavy duty work as they will tear under stress - but WOW! I have (and use) many different types of nitrile gloves and for their class and value they are excellent. After my first few uses for lighter jobs that didn't have any crashes or runaways, I decided to…

I'm my mother's only janitor, so exam gloves come in handy. In fact, they come in handy for a lot of things you might not want to put your hands in. For example this type of gloves is very useful for protecting your hands if you cut yourself, trying to keep the cut clean/dry, cleaning up after the cat throws up etc. I use them all the time. inside the house and outside the house. I even have some in the car. In the last year I have bought two different brands. These and the ones below. see…