MedPride Powder-Free Nitrile Exam Gloves, Large, Large (Pack of 100)

These gloves are a great bargain. It used to be only 50 gloves, for $10but now they are $9.99 for 100 gloves (per pack!Walmart charges 8 dollars for 50. So these (above) are the best bargain I've found.I use size medium which also fits my spouse. We go through many of these since we have caregivers coming in twice a day every day.. Everyone seems to be able to wear these medium gloves from Amazon, except one very tall man (6 ' 3") who was here. The gloves have never torn or gotten a hole in them despite wearing for 4 hours while caregiving or housework. Mediums are not too snug.. For reference I'm 5'10"-- and Medium Works fine.. ( can't even get the size Small ones on however-) if I ran out of these I'd use Large until I can order more size Medium.

These gloves are always a good bet to keep around the house. We use them for messy jobs like cleaning the oven, scrubbing floors; really anything where we don’t want to get our hands messy. Especially good for changing bandages on an oozing sore on a child who decides to jump off the teeter-totter when it is in the air. I always keep a box on hand at the house and in the car just in case.

Ordered these for medication administration in home, but ended up using them for cleaning at home as well. They are just like the gloves we use in hospital. Size was correct. They are breathable material and can move around in them just fine.

Great gloves for basic hand protection at a fair price...and in hindsight, I don't know why I wrote a long review for a cheapy disposable glove. Read on if you're interested:These are regular (shorter) gloves. A little on the thin side but that's OK. Anything thicker makes it hard to maintain dexterity when working with a glove on (i believe they are 3.5 mil thick).I primarily use these for protecting my hands while painting or working with chemicals/things I don't want to get on my hands at my "fixer-upper" house. I keep 4 boxes in my house at all times as I am doing a lot of renovation work (2 boxes upstairs, 2 boxes in the basement). I don't always want paint and chemicals on my hands. I sometimes even find myself grabbing firewood/splitting kindling with them on and they hold up pretty pretty pretty good.Depending on what project i'm working on and how long I may need to wear the glove, I sometimes double them up and I can still maintain dexterity. If the top layer tears a little, the second glove makes it easier to replace the top glove with a new glove rather than try to drag a fresh glove over a moist hand. I do believe they are un-powdered gloves so if you've ever tried to put a dry glove over top a sweaty hand, you know what I mean.So, what is YOUR purpose for wearing a protective glove? I also wrench on cars and other engine-like devices. I find if I'm changing the oil in the lawnmower, they're great. I find if i'm working on my car and trying to say change a suspension component where there's grease and sharp-edge objects, they don't hold up *as long* as a thicker glove. It's not a failure of the item rather a symptom of the mil thickness of the glove. That said, thicker gloves will rip too. It's just the nature of the beast and depends on the 'environment' you're using them in.

These are my go to gloves and are a great value. Saves your hands when working with paint, caulking, or anything else that can be tough to wash off. The gloves are fairly durable for being so thin.

I love these gloves. Any time I get low I order more. I use them for so many different things. Cleaning something gross, wear gloves! Cutting the yucky stuff off of the chicken breast, wear gloves! Coloring my own hair with some box dye, wear gloves! I use them all the time. They fit great and I've never had a break through.

I ordered these in case I needed them after surgery. The fit is perfect, and they are light weight but strong. They are easy to put on and pull off.

I think I have rated this product before because I order these gloves on a regular basis because I use them with a medical issue that my husband has.