🧤 KingSeal Light-Duty Poly Disposable Gloves, Powder-Free, Latex-Free, Medium Size - 1 Box contains 500 Gloves, Packed by Weight Review

You will need to use several of these gloves during cleaning. I made a homemade vanilla extract that isn't that difficult and I got a hole in my gloves. I will not buy again.

I bought gloves to keep in the car for emergencies. They merged together, so they didn't open. Now I only have a few in my purse and they're fine. Thin and tears easily

They are actually a little cheaper than the ones I've been buying from the dollar tree for years. I've used them for things that didn't require quality or reliability, but these gloves offer both. It's a disposable glove for gripping groceries, but the dollar store ones often fell off before I could get my hand off the meatloaf, and I usually had a burger under my nails. This is the correct size. I have medium sized women's hands and I wear a ring size 7 and the medium sized gloves fit…

These are thin polyester gloves. They are similar to those that sandwich shops use. However, they didn't break when I used them to marinate chicken. These weren't really the gloves I was looking for as I had a large amount of ground beef to mix in and the thinness of the product meant it came off if I took my hand away. Worked great on cuts of meat like chicken breasts so I decided to leave the gloves on and look for other gloves I need. When the company contacted me I told them what I was…

UPDATE: My rating has changed from three to five stars. I ransacked three of the four boxes and only the first had melted gloves. The next two boxes did not have this problem and the gloves were fine. In fact, I came back to order more! Good value for money good gloves. ORIGINAL RATING: I wasn't sure how to rate it. These are good gloves at a good price and KingSeal is responsive and friendly. (They sent me a few sizes to try on, which was very nice of them.) BUT some gloves have flaws (maybe…

For years, even before the pandemic, I used disposable polyethylene gloves to protect my hands during various food and household tasks that didn't require the strength of rubber gloves. Now, during a pandemic, disposable gloves are no longer just a convenience, but a serious necessity. I use contactless delivery. I wear plastic gloves to open and recycle all shipping and food packaging and wipe down all delivered food with 70% alcohol. So I went through a lot of disposable gloves. Over the…