MedPride Powder-Free Nitrile Exam Gloves, Iris Blue, Medium, Box/100

I have been buying these regularly for a few years. I mostly use them for cooking. Although I have small hands, the small is a little too small and hard to get on. The fingers on the medium are a little too long, but it’s easy to pull them on as long as your hands are completely dry. I rarely find any defective gloves in the box, and they don’t tear very often unless you really stretch them—or your hands are wet. They have never irritated my skin and don’t smell weird. They’re better quality than some others I’ve tried, and the price is good. I did try to use them for woodworking once, and I would not recommend it, but they’re fine for cooking and light cleaning.

Finding powder-free nitrile gloves in a true size small can be surprisingly difficult—but these have been a total win! I purchase a box monthly because they’re not only the perfect snug fit for smaller hands, but also incredibly affordable compared to others on the market. The quality is consistent, and they hold up well for everyday tasks without tearing or slipping. Comfortable, durable, and budget-friendly—these gloves check all the boxes!

These are the best disposable gloves I have ever used. They are pretty affordable,,, great for cleaning and definitely a great option if your in the medical field

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.

I use these for tattooing and cooking. They do not tear when they are removed , come off very easily. Color is simple, not as “cool” as black I guess, I just like things to do the job. They stretch very well. Size are very accurate and true. They work and do the job.

They are great, true to size. Never tear

Great gloves for pro kitchen, big enough to get on with damp hands too. Doesn't make hands as sweaty as the vinyl gloves my work provides. Helps a lot for dry hands. Would buy a case of possible

Very comfortable, easy to use. I use them for everything. Nice grip, look sleek, you can use a touchscreen while wearing them. The lenght hits just above the wrist. The dont break easily