GLOVEWORKS HD Orange Nitrile Disposable Gloves, 8 Mil, Latex-Free, Powder-Free, for Industrial and Food-Safe Applications, with Raised Diamond Texture Review

At $18 a box they were fine. I've ripped them up on cars from time to time, but for the most part they've done the job. They have doubled in price over the last year. $38 is just crazy about these gloves.

I clean my house for a living so I've tried many different brands of gloves. They blow the rest out of the water as they are very strong and have very few holes. But price gouging is extremely disappointing and complete bullshit. I understand we're living in a pandemic, but raising the price to almost $40 for a box of 100 is just nonsense.

Ok hands are covered but at what cost?! I bought these to use when draining the tanks in my van and the smell of these gloves is worse than my dirt. I wear them on purpose to keep feces from getting on my hands and my hands from smelling of feces. Spring. Poo doesn't get on my hands, but my hands still smell like poo because these gloves smell the worst.

I've ordered them twice for less than $18/box; last in May 2020. Now in December 2020 it's $41 just because they can. it is a pity. The gloves tear easily and offer no protection against chemicals such as brake cleaner or carburetor cleaner. They shrink, expand and dissolve in seconds. A little longer on petrol, but it still happens. No, I do not recommend this product or any retailer that is priced more than double its pre-pandemic level!

I've been wearing these gloves for about 18 months now and love the feel and durability. What I don't like is the cost! I pay between $15.40 and $17.25 per box, last purchase in March 2020 for $17.25. Today's price of $31 for the same glove is worrying. This is equivalent to the phrase "get it while you can". Setting high prices and taking advantage of the current "climate" is reprehensible. We're a closed market and they know it. I won't be going back even if the prices drop.

I am a farmer and I use gloves on everything from very toxic chemicals to petroleum products, solvents, rotted organics, feces and dirt. I also use them (for firefighting/rescue) for human remains, blood, bodily fluids, medicines etc. These gloves are of average quality and there are many defective gloves in each box. They have small holes and weak points that are noticeable when tightening and they tear. But sometimes they stand out when I take off my gloves and see my poison-soaked finger…