Basic Medical Blue Nitrile Exam Gloves - Latex-Free & Powder-Free - NGPF 7003 (Case of 1,000), Large

We picked up these bulk nitrile gloves for everyday use—mainly cleaning and dealing with the litter—and they’ve been really handy. They fit my wife perfectly and hold up well for her tasks. I tend to break them sometimes, but that’s not really a flaw in the gloves, just the fact that I have bigger hands. They’re comfortable, disposable, and come in a large enough quantity that we don’t have to worry about running out anytime soon. Great value and reliable for household use.

I'm a nurse so I go through a lot of gloves. The pediatric home health care company provides gloves, but they're the cheaper vinyl kind. So I buy and bring my own. These fit great and keep your hands clean as long as you keep the barrier intact. If you get the right size they should easily function and fit just fine. Thickness has never been a problem for me with nitrile gloves and these are no exception. Comfortable too.

Do you need food service gloves? These will be fine. Maybe someone is cleaning a toilet and they don't want to be touching that stuff? These are fine. Do they rip sometimes? Yes. But not often and certainly not any more than I am used to. These are great, general purpose, gloves.

I have mixed reviews about these gloves. I have purchased both the black, and the blue. The black seem to be the most consistent. The blue ones however have had several failures when putting them on. I have noticed many of them melted together, and too many of them with holes, and very thin in places. My suggestion, buy the black. I understand that they are mass produced item and some tolerance is warranted. I just wish they were a little more consistent.

I use a lot of disposable gloves as a caregiver to others. I was buying my own gloves at the local Wal-mart, the blue "Great Value" brand, one size fits all. They worked fine, but, just recently, they went from $1.50 per small pack of 50 gloves, to a whopping $8.49 for the exact same pack that was just $1.50, almost overnight! What's that all about, Wal-Mart? Anyway, I immediately looked on Amazon for a better deal..., and found it in these gloves. Far better bargain now than Wal-Mart. I really like these gloves. they are a bit thinner than some, but they are still strong enough. I have been using them daily for about six weeks now as one-time-use disposables, and they have about the same tear rate as any other disposable nitrile gloves. I recommend them with this caveat: They are sized larger than the they say. So, if you normally use an XL, you would want a Large in these. And, if you normally use a Large, you need to order a Medium in these, etc. Also, and this may be important to you, if you are assisting with bathing or showering others..., the wrist band ring part of the glove does not fit tightly enough to prevent water from getting inside the glove when submerged or exposed to shower water getting under the glove there. When you pull off the glove, water will come out with it. To prevent this, I simply use rubber bands around my wrists until I dispose of the gloves, and this keeps water out. Other than this, no real issues with these gloves.

These seem to be the least expensive I've bought. Of course it is the only 1000 glove box I've bought. The other gloves I've bought are no better in quality, cost more, and also stick together worse. These are so inexpensive that they undersell vinyl gloves. Maybe these are government surplus?

they are okay

I order this brand all the time for my preschool center and we love them.