🧤 Adenna SHD936 Shadow 6 mil Nitrile Powder Free Exam Gloves (Large, Box of 100) - Black Review

I usually wear large nitrile gloves and medium sized latex gloves. These Shadow nitrile gloves are wide but fit the fingers almost perfectly. Very elastic and does not tear easily. I wish they fit like the Dark Light gloves which are great but more expensive. I will keep these gloves as the price difference between the medium and large shadow gloves is almost $8 right now.

Great gloves at a good price you really can't even find them anymore. They are necessary for working in the garage or with something dirty. However, one star is deducted because it's not 6 million. They are significantly thinner than the Harbor Freight 5mil. Do they have a different metric system in Kanuda? The box doesn't list thickness either, so it looks like they only exploit what's outside of the US. The gloves are also black, not purple.

Great gloves at a great price you won't find anywhere else. They are necessary for working in the garage or with something dirty. However, one star is deducted because it's not 6 million. They are significantly thinner than the Harbor Freight 5mil. Do they have a different metric system in Kanuda? The box doesn't list thickness either, so it looks like they only exploit what's outside of the US. The gloves are also black, not purple.

I've been looking for thick nitrile gloves for a long time. I'm a nail designer and I use a lot of chemicals that quickly attack thin gloves. These are by far the best I've found. I paid more for flimsy gloves that melted, I mean horribly. Of course I wish the price was lower but these gloves are great. I don't know what these other people are complaining about but they haven't snapped yet. Remember that I file my nails and don't break them despite the chemicals I use. I can only recommend it…

Good gloves at a good price! I needed to peel some type of pencil cactus (actually a succulent) that secretes a highly toxic white latex sap, and had already sent my wife to the ER when her gardening gloves were soaked with the sap and must have touched her face. It can burn the cornea of the eye, which in the worst case can lead to blindness! Anyway, I used these gloves to collect all the cuttings and every time the white sap got on the gloves I just took them off and threw them away and put…