🧤 GLOVEWORKS Clear Vinyl Industrial Gloves, Box of 100, 3 Mil, Large Size, Latex Free, Powdered, Disposable, Non-Sterile, Food Safe, IV46100-BX Review

Fantastic. We use tons of them for almost everything from cooking to DIY. Since they are powdered, they can be applied very well even with wet hands. We have not experienced the smell that some people are reporting and we have used literally thousands of these products.

I did not receive the advertised item. I received a different brand that does not match the advertised product. My previous review was blocked for telling this truth and attaching evidence. I did not receive the advertised item. Period. The product I received is of poor quality. Period.

A good price compared to those I bought at a beauty salon. I use them to keep my hands out of the mess when chopping veggies or working with meat. Those without talc inside are difficult to put on unless hands are completely dry. Hey, if you're making meatballs and don't want to take them everywhere, gloves are the way to go.

These wonderful gloves. I wash my hands so often while cooking that I now use them for tasks like handling raw meat. I always find other uses for them around the house. My hands are so sensitive and they help me a lot. The fit is very good - a bit big on me but better than too small. Allows you to work perfectly with your fingers when doing something.

I often bruise and bleed and often have to bandage my hands for days to dry out and heal the bleeding. Most gloves have a tight cuff and can therefore loosen the bandage and even damage the resulting scab. They are ideal for bathing or showering and for preventing bandages/cuts from getting wet, washing dishes and other jobs where you also want to avoid infection.

They're not the strongest I've had in the past, unfortunately one in five gloves broke when I pulled my hands back. I remember my last box of the same order holding up a bit better, perhaps because it was stored in the closet for several months before I opened that particular box. But my title still stands, they are much thinner and too fragile for what you have to believe, double them for any purpose. Be sure to use them.

I often bruise and bleed and often have to bandage my hands for several days at a time to allow the bleeding to dry up and heal. Most gloves have a tight cuff and can therefore loosen the bandage and even damage the resulting scab. They are ideal for bathing or showering and for preventing bandages/cuts from getting wet, washing dishes and other jobs where you also want to avoid infection.

They're not the strongest I've had in the past, unfortunately every fifth glove broke when I pulled my hands back. I remember my last box holding the same order a little better, perhaps due to being stored in the closet for a few months before that particular box was opened. But my title still stands, they are much thinner and too fragile for what you have to believe, double them for any purpose. Be sure to use them.

Use them several times a day to protect my sensitive hands when washing dishes, cleaning etc. The powder in those powdered gloves was irritating, not on my hands as you might think, but on my eyes! The marks left on my hands will get into my eyes, for example if I touch my eyes or my face or if I pull them inside out, the powder will become airborne. Anyway, it took me a while to realize it was the gloves because at first I thought it might be a pollen allergy. My eyes itched, but they also…