MoloTAR 500 Pieces Plastic Disposable Gloves,Disposable Gloves for Cleaning, [ One Size Fits Most ]

I want to write a fair review for these gloves by addressing some other reviews that mention issues with these gloves. They're not the thickest, they're not the best, they're not long lasting - HOWEVER, they're not meant to be. If you're trying to replace nitrile gloves with these, then you're doing it wrong. These are NOT substitutes for nitrile gloves. They're not supposed to be a drop in replacement for nitriles. The whole purpose of these gloves is to use them for some petty task for a minutes or maybe 5 minutes. The reason I love these gloves is I use them for every task where I would regret wasting a pair of nitrile gloves, which includes the following - 1. Refilling gas 2. Unpacking takeout food 3. Making in person transactions at a card reader 4. Opening the door knobs of UPS, FedEx, CVS, grocery stores etc. 5. Unboxing amazon packages 6. Unpacking grocery And many others. Imagine wasting a pair of nitrile gloves on the above activities in the middle of a pandemic. I don't even like to open doors with bare hands and these gloves have been a lifesaver. I literally use them to open doors for 2 seconds and throw them out without any regret. Keep in mind that your hands have to absolutely dry, in order to wear these. The pros outweigh the cons for such a small price. I'm writing this review independently after buying my second pack.

They don’t break and stay in place

I have very small hands, and these are one size fits all so they can slip around a little, but for temporary use during the pandemic, they are great and inexpensive. I use them to make sure I am not getting any germs or virus off shopping carts, food displays, etc., and dispose of them at the car. I used to have a version of this type for food service, so I know they work well for sanitary reasons. I have given a package to each of my friends and we all think that when there is no hot water and soap readily available, this kind of glove is a good thing. I use them to take garbage out to the dumpster, which usually has filthy lids and the gates going in and out have been touched 50-100 times a day by others.

I work in a complex with several hundred people, and have to touch multiple elevator buttons, push-button door openers, and door handles to reach my office. I use my “lunch lady gloves” every day to avoid touching these germ-and-virus magnets. This routine started during the pandemic because I witnessed incredibly poor hygiene practices by coworkers. (I suspect the pandemic simply made me hyper-aware of how gross and disgusting people really are.) But it has made sense to continue using these gloves in order to minimize exposure to all the microscopic creepy crawlies that my unwell co-workers drag to the office on a daily basis. Paranoid? Maybe. Not sick? Yes!

Getting 500 gloves for ~$16 USD is pretty great, even if they aren't good quality. These gloves will fall apart after little use, but if you just need something disposable to cover your hands for a few minutes, these are fine. If you're reading this review after the covid-19 pandemic has cleared up and there is no longer a shortage of gloves, I'd invest in something better. Until then these are probably usable for a number of tasks A few things I've noticed: They are not boxed. Mine came in bags of 100 gloves each and it was a bit tough to get them out in a reasonably orderly fashion They are not water/liquid proof When the gloves fail, they mostly fail along the seams, so as long as you're just trying to protect your hands from touch something solid, they'll still work.

These are great for use in my home kitchen. They are large for my tiny hands but I don't have any problems when I use them. They feel like good quality for the price. Don't know how they would hold up in an industrial kitchen. Easy to take off and dispose of, they're dont stretch, I've only used them to handle raw meat, never put them through rigorous use so can't attest to their durability.

used them before they are great

The gloves are one size fits all, they are cheap looking and loose and good for a few minutes. These are not all day gloves or even 4 hour gloves. My hands sweat quite a bit with these gloves. I wear them for about 30-40 minutes and then throw them out. I bought these gloves to go shopping and to buy gas. I put them on before I go into the grocery store and then take them out and dispose of them after I am done. Not sure how much it helps to wear gloves, but for a few pennies I get peace of mind. I am sure the box will last at least a year. It is a good value, especially if you only need them for a few minutes.