Safeskin Purple Nitrile Exam Gloves, Medium, Purple, Box Of 100

I have been using nitrile gloves for cleaning the house for well over a decade, and these are probably my favorite ones of all the brands I've tried. I very much prefer nitrile to latex - nitrile is thicker, easier to put on and take off and much easier to reuse. I can only use latex gloves once, but these nitrile ones just keep going and going and going. And regular household rubber gloves are way too bulky for me and have caused more than one shattered wine glass when I tried to use them for washing dishes. I have also tried the Kimberly-Clark Sterling Examination Gloves,Small Size - Latex-free, Powder-free, Durable, Textured F (gray/silver in color) and did not like them as much - they are thinner, tear/puncture a lot more easily and do not last nearly as long as the purple ones. I did feel that these run a bit small, so you might want to buy a larger size if you plan on wearing them more than once. I use these for everything - from dishes to hand laundering to general cleanup and even in the kitchen for peeling beets or mincing garlic. Great, sturdy gloves that will keep your skin protected from water and cleaning supplies without making chores cumbersome.

I’m skinny woman 5’7”, and these in medium fit me well, more on a bigger side, but it fits tightly my hubby and he is 6’ in normal weight. I do usually go for medium because smalls seem to be a little short for my fingers, and gotta say, these are no different than other brands, don’t know what those “wrongly sized” reviews are about. What I like the most about these, the color and how sturdy they are, they don’t rip easily like costco or target brands, though is more expensive. Also, the length is better, they cover my wrists well. I usually keep them for heavy duty cleaning and use cheaper ones for smaller tasks.

These are fantastic gloves! They remind me of the old-fashioned thick sterile gloves that we used decades ago in the OR. These gloves do not have a lot of stretch BUT they are super-thick. They feel substantial and fit really well (like a glove, if you will!) If you're looking for durability, thickness, and protection - these are the bomb! If you're looking for more stretch and need something you can feel through for palpating veins or something like that, these are not for you.

These gloves are wonderful when doing medical stuff, washing dishes and cooking. The fit is well... I have small hands, so they were a tad roomy. But stayed on.

I wear these disposable gloves under my gardening gloves with excellent results. I use them in the kitchen when I am working with raw beef, chicken, fish, etc. They even hold up very well when I clean with microfiber cloths. My hands are very sensitive, and these have never bothered me.

Great product. Quality as good as hospital issue. I use them for extended use doing mechanical or industrial work. Great value for the money given the protection they provide. Size fitment is very good, and dexterity feel is good as long as you have the right size.

I ordered 2 medium size box of glove in early March. Unfortunately, I just got around to using them and the gloves appears to be large size stuffed inside a box labeled medium.

These gloves are great for multiple uses. I bought them to add to my "blow out kit" (a kit made for treating injuries such as gun shot wounds) to ensure that blood born pathogens wouldn't be transmitted. In training, they have been very durable and have always held up. Putting them on has never resulted in a rip or a tear, and I've never found fluids on the inside. Unlike many of the "tacticool" nitrile gloves, these are purple. Many in Law Enforcement would laugh if you put these on to search someone, but personally, I think they're great because things like blood are visible on them. If you need to check someone for wounds, you want to be able to see if they're bleeding . . . which is something the black nitrile gloves doesn't do well. On purple, blood shows up well. I highly recommend these for a range of activities. Be it for cleaning up dog poop, food prep, or treating wounds, these will hold up under most normal conditions. Be warned though. they are not puncture proof and can be ripped if caught on sharp things such as a knife.