🧤 200 Pack Powder Free Disposable Nitrile Gloves - Latex Free Gloves for Cleaning, Kitchen, Mechanic - Extra Strong and Food Safe Review

As a hairdresser I need gloves to protect my hands when colouring, working with chemicals etc. I like nitrile because they are thin enough to feel hair but strong enough to last long while operating. These gloves fit me perfectly. And I love that they come in a box of 200. I will continue to use this brand.

Gloves are VERY thin. Used about 1/3 of the box and had about 50% failures; Gloves are torn when put on or leak from liquids. Those that don't fall through fit well and are comfortable. I will continue to use them for tasks that don't involve my hands coming into contact with liquids or dry chemicals. I will not buy again.

These gloves are as bad as nitrile can be. I work with gloves all the time in biotechnology and I have an idea of what good gloves should be. They were not bought for the laboratory, but as simple everyday kitchen and work gloves. I had no illusions that they would be anywhere near lab quality, but they're little better than using your bare hands. They fit almost as badly as vinyl gloves and are quite thin. But the biggest problem is that they are leaking. After a minute with water, your hands…

I've used them for gardening - even digging up dirt and rocks with my fingers - as well as scrubbing and scrubbing everything from dishes to birdcages and nothing broke. I don't reuse them to avoid spreading garden mites, other biting bugs, and germs to my birds, although they're durable enough to last two or three separate potting sessions or light dishwashing. If you wish to do this, take them off by the wrist, let the sweat dry, then turn inside out and rinse as needed, keeping the inside…

As a hairdresser I need gloves to protect my hands when dying, working with chemicals etc. I like nitrile because they are thin enough to feel the hair but strong enough to hold while working. These gloves fit me perfectly. And I love that they come in a box of 200. I will continue to use this brand.

These gloves are just as good as nitrile. I work with gloves all the time in biotechnology and I have an idea of what good gloves should be. They were not bought for the laboratory, but as simple everyday kitchen and work gloves. I had no illusions that they would be anywhere near lab quality, but they're little better than using your bare hands. They fit almost as badly as vinyl gloves and are quite thin. But the biggest problem is that they are leaking. After a minute with water, your hands…

I've used them for gardening - even digging up dirt and rocks with my fingers - and cleaned and cleaned everything from plates to bird cages and none have broken. I don't reuse them to avoid spreading garden mites, other biting bugs and germs to my birds, although they are strong enough to survive two or three separate pot treatments or light dishwashing. If you wish to do this, take them off by the wrist, let the sweat dry, then turn inside out and rinse as needed, keeping the inside dry…