🧤 3.5 mil Blue Nitrile Gloves by Gloves+com - Latex-Free, Powder-Free, Non-Sterile Surgical and Exam Gloves Review

As you would expect from 3.5 mil nitrile gloves, they are denser than latex. I'd say the touch sensitivity was around seventy percent. I've experienced wrist breaks and tool stabs with these gloves - there are nitrile gloves where you don't experience this as often. I wear worse too. So overall, as they say, I'm happy. The packaging was fine, the box was not dented or damaged. The gloves were new and apparently hadn't been in storage for long. Would buy again.

I ordered a large glove, they fit my fingers well but are a little big on the wrist. For me it just makes it easier to turn them inside out when I'm done with the project. The gloves are pretty durable and I haven't had any issues with them ripping or tearing. The gloves are a little sticky on the inside, but I don't notice that when working. I use gloves when pouring resin or making soap and they do an excellent job of protecting my hands during both activities.

I'm sure it's not what you see in a hospital but the salon needs a lot of gloves given the tighter hygiene regulations imposed by the pandemic go through . The personal protective equipment situation is much better than it used to be, but it is still difficult to find good products or at reasonable prices. I received a box of Gloves+com 3.5 mil blue nitrile gloves. They're pretty strong (for 3.5 mils), although they're a bit odd. Overall I'd say they were average (compared to other brands I've…

The most common nitrile gloves but well made! It appears that many glove manufacturers have increased production volumes in the wake of the pandemic while quality has plummeted. The last box I bought before they were practically unusable. Different sizes and torn gloves in a box. Most will tear just from wearing. The point is, be careful what you buy! That's how I remember the gloves; how they should be. I use them for various projects in the store and their durability is impressive. Haven't…

In my opinion there is not much to say about nitrile gloves. I seem to have an issue with multiple brands as I tend to get stuck when putting them on (fat fingers) and end up tearing them when trying to put them on my hand. There are no such problems with them. They seem a bit thicker than many brands and I had no trouble putting them on. I mainly use them for car cleaning as a barrier against chemicals coming in contact with my skin. I'm happy to say I haven't ripped a pair yet and have…

I wear nitrile gloves to work in the hospital every day and have used countless brands over the years. And I have to say I'm not a big fan of it. While they have average feel and stiffness, there are just a few things that bother me. First thing I noticed was that the gloves are a bit tighter than other products I've used in the past. Second, they unfortunately have bulging wrists, which makes them look very sloppy. And third, the inside of the glove is surprisingly shiny and almost sticky…

These gloves are 3.5 mil thick for good tear protection. They are not powdery and have a slight odor. These are probably the only advantages I have for this glove. These gloves are large, but there is no hand size chart on the box to see what this manufacturer considers "large". I compared these gloves to large nitrile gloves from three different brands. These gloves are very snug on my ankles and are the tightest and most uncomfortable of the 4 sets. The pod is large and baggy of 4 packs…