Review on GLOVEWORKS HD Industrial Ivory Latex Gloves, Medium Size, 8 🧤 Mil, Powder Free, Textured Surface, Disposable - Box of 100 (ILHD44100-BX) by Tat Lousteau

This is a great general purpose glove solution. These gloves are just as thick (if not a little thicker) than the Microflex Diamond Grip gloves and are difficult to tear. (I tried tearing off a bead to use as a rubber band and had to resort to scissors because the latex in this glove literally wouldn't tear.) They're thick enough to protect against ESD, so could use one be an option for electronics. These gloves are off-white in color ranging from beige to slightly yellowish, indicating high quality latex. have a slight "latex" odor that can be expected from chlorinated gloves. Unfortunately, these are not "medical" gloves, but I see no reason why they shouldn't pass standard ISO tests for medical use. The entire area of the first two knuckles of each finger is textured, but the palm area of the glove is smooth. see, and may result in an unintended issuance of multiple gloves.), and these gloves are currently slightly more expensive. (As a general rule, I try not to pay more than $10 for a box of 100). In summary, I definitely recommend them for general household use (cleaning, pet care, catering, arts and crafts, gardening, mechanics). , electronics, etc.) While I see no reason why these gloves would not theoretically meet ISO/US-FDA standards for medical exam gloves, at the time of writing they do not and therefore SHOULD NOT be used for medical purposes/for high usage become risk purposes unless a medical examination glove is not available.