MED PRIDE Disposable Nurse Gloves, Non-Latex Gloves, Non Sterile Gloves, Nitrile Blend, Powder-Free, Small, 100 Count, Medical, Cleaning, Food Handling

I've used these kind of throw-away gloves for years. They started out as throw-aways for medical purposes, so by design they're basically one and done, although for light use can be reused. When doing yard work, I use them as a liner for heavy duty garden gloves (which when they get wet the dirt works its way through and dirties your hands). Like all plastic gloves your hands sweat in them (a lot), which means you will be peeling them off periodically anyway. I've used them when painting, where they do great with spray cans that always seem to get paint on your trigger finger. You have enough tactile feel that you can pick up small objects (think coins). I've even used them when working with cement that needs to be shaped. If I still worked on cars, I'm quite sure they would keep grease off your hands. The one weakness is that if snagged they tear, so they're not a substitute for heavier-duty kitchen gloves, but if snagged it's just a case of taking the glove off and putting on a new one. There are heat resistant versions that you now see routinely used for professional food prep. For this type, the price is right and like Kleenex, I try to keep a couple of boxes on hand since you never know when something you are doing calls for them.

I use these for psoriasis. These gloves easily tear and I find myself changing them several times a day. Ordered another brand recently. It's trial and error.

Not stretchy. I have the smallest hands and still have trouble getting them on easily, often ripping at the wrist when I pull to put on. They seem thicker than other gloves I've used, yet rip easily. Will not be repurchasing!! Too small!

Good quality! Fast logistics👍

I use these gloves for so many things around the house and outside! I have small hands, so the size fits snug and is comfortable. They are durable, yet light. Great for painting, light gardening, or messy clean-ups!

This brand nitrile gloves rip very easily. Too snug for a size small comparing with other brands.

Good quality.

I have been buying disposable gloves for decades. Size small as I have very small hands. I prefer powdered as they go on and off easily and can be reused once, will still go on if you have a touch of moisture on your hand. But now they are hard to get and over priced as the FDA has banned them because some surgeons have gotten powder in the patient. But the vast majority of us using disposable gloves aren't surgeons, even in the medical community. I have used many different brands over the decades, some better than others, but all serviceable. These are labelled size 'small', but I struggle to get them on. And when they are on they are too tight. I don't know if they've mixed in 'very small' with small or what. If you have a whisper of moistness on your hands, forget about it, they're not coming on. If you have to stop and take them off for a minute, they're not coming on again. Plenty of disposals are available at reasonable prices and I will go back to one of the other brands I've used.