🧤 Brandon-super Transparent Plastic Disposable Gloves - 500 PCS, One Size Fits Most Review

The product is packed in neutral packaging. No box, just five small plastic bags. Each of them consists of 100 gloves. No production information. It has no certification or material information other than that on the website. As for food processing, you can use it for picking or washing. Do not use for cooked food. I am not allowed to send it back, just use it for shopping or something else.

As advertised. I love it. 500 gloves were supplied in five separate packages; Once you cut the elliptical circle at the dotted line at the bottom of the packaging, they can be pulled out one at a time. They're cheaper than nitrile, latex, and vinyl gloves, so I don't feel guilty about changing them often. They are easy to apply to hands one at a time, which other types of gloves don't do so much due to the moisture on the hands. I use them to process all types of raw dog meat; also the…

I've never written a review before but in this case I had to. After looking through so many disposable glove options online and reading the reviews, I thought I'd take a chance and pick this one. I kept my expectations low so as not to be too disappointed. I believe that in a pandemic some protection is better than none. My biggest concern was that even though I'm a woman, I have big hands and always wear XL gloves. Surprise surprise. These gloves are perfect. They are well cut, fit well and…

coronavirus era. These gloves are exactly what you pay for - an inexpensive temporary barrier to protect against germs and viruses in the environment. They are not designed to directly handle contaminated liquids, touch bodies, or perform medical work. I love her. Every time I go to the store I put on a new pair and then take them off when I get back in the car. Remember to turn them inside out when you take them off so viruses stay inside the glove and don't get on you. They are ideal as…

These are the worst plastic gloves of their kind I've ever tried - and I've used them for years. I tried 26 pairs. Gloves - 52 in all - and almost all of them ripped before they were even fully on my hands (and they're actually a bit larger than many I've used and it works well). In every case, without a single exception, the gloves came off at various seams on my fingers, exposing my skin to the very food I was trying to avoid germs from and potentially exposing that food to pathogens I might…