Dre Health Synthetic Nitrile Blue Disposable Gloves Medium -100 PK No Latex Medical Gloves

These gloves were stiff like and cheap. The tips of my fingers in the glove were exposed within 3 mins after putting them on. They fell apart at the fingertips like they were extremely old and exposed to high heat for a long time. I will never buy these again and if anyone else does or wants to, DON'T DO IT. THEY ARE HORRIBLE

I but them a great deal

I use gloves all the time in my hobbies & know how to put them on. The first 2 ripped at the wrist getting them on. I held them up to the light & it came right through light revealing dark spots on some fingers & dark areas in some finger crotches. On inspection they were areas (up to 3/8 inch diameter) that were significantly thicker than the rest of the glove (no light coming through). One of them was on a forefinger pad & was so thick I couldn't feel a small screw on my workbench through it. They're not regular nitrile gloves but a blend w/pvc (as stated on bottom of box which you don't see in their online pic). To there credit they did state "re-engineered synthetic nitrile elastomer blend" in the description. Well I'm not an elastomer scientist & it sounded ok & you get what u pay for. These were a bit cheaper & they are what they are (cheap crap) - or seconds - or a manufacturing defect, whatever there going back!

Easy have holes

I thought I had “Small” hands. Turns out I have “Medium”. Buy a size up. Gloves tore because they didn’t fit.

We buy this regularly for sick room use. Product is good but in the past package was always delivered in a thin white plastic envelope. This resulted in a crushed box every time. However, this time it was sent in a padded envelope. The padded envelope protected the box and prevented damage to the box. Thank you so much, we can now recommend this product for the first time because of the improved care in packing for shipment.

I love them. I use for when i workibg with my epoxy resin

Just don’t buy them. First, they are virtually impossible to put on without baby powder. If you’re lucky and they don’t rip apart at the bottom after pulling them on then the countdown starts until one or more of the fingers rip open (typically within a half hour).If you have fingernails? They’ll tear. If you don’t have fingernails? They will also tear.I use nitrile gloves when cleaning around the house bc I don’t like to touch anything gross and I will also use them when cutting up onions, garlic, or spicy peppers. In every instance, they have torn at the fingertips and fallen apart.idk if it’s the moisture that accumulates or what but unless you’re just sitting still petting a snuggly soft kitten/puppy then maybe they won’t tear??? But who has gloves on when snuggling a lil fur baby?I purchased the small gloves; however, strangely, I have pulled out about 8 pairs of large gloves so, not sure where those came from.Anyway, yes these may be cheaper than other brands but srsly, they are not worth it at all. Just spend the few more bucks to get another type bc all you’re going to end up doing is get left with a box of gloves that legit drive you crazy with no way to return them since they’ve been opened and used.Listen to Nike’s mirror-self and just don’t do it.