Nitrile Exam Gloves with Aloe and Vitamin E, Powder Free, Best Touch, 200 Gloves/Box, Sizes XS - XL (200, Large)

We use nitrile gloves around the house exclusively because of there chemical resistant properties. We decided to give the nitrile with aloe a try to see if their was a difference. We were pleasantly surprised. There isn’t a liquid type aloe coating present in the glove, but more of a built in coating that you can feel when donning. More noticeable, is the soft feel of you hands after removal. The color of the glove is quite pleasing as well. This is a great all around glove and a value at 200 gloves per box.

I've bought these over and over. I'm a caregiver, mom and head dishwasher and cook. Since my hands are sensitive to washing them 100x a day I wear these to cut down and my skin is less dried up due to that. I've never had them break at the tips and some do while cleaning. Only when I cut them while using knife... and well, they probably saved my hands more time than I know. Hope this helps.

The other brand I use was out of stock so I figure I try these. I use gloves for cake decorating (fondant, coloring etc.) and these are not as good as the other brand I use. They are very sticky which makes for handling a little challenging. I will keep them for general purposes and go back to my other brand for cake stuff.

These make life so much better for so many chores.Everything from working on cars, tractors, lawn mowers etc to handling messy foods cooking.These are relatively thin and comfortable. I do keep a different brand that are a bit thicker for some chores that tend to tear these.

I wore these every night to clear up my eczema. Worked great. I don't know about the purple color though. I'm not sure what would be better, but the purple definitely stands out. I couldn't walk around in public without feeling like a weirdo. Can't you guys make them in beige or tan or something more discreet?

Durable enough for heavy cleaning and light gardening, just don't try to prune your roses in them. Comfy, flexible and my hands have been happy with the Aloe and E. There is not much difference but they do go on easier, and an hour in these is much easier on my hands than ordinary nitrile.

On my second box and have yet to find a bad glove. These are economical and sized correctly. I use routinely when washing farm eggs, cutting up hot peppers, handling harsh chemicals.

I keep a box of these under the sink for washing dishes and I wish I started it years ago. Gloves are easy to put on dry hands and I find my hands don't sweat in them and no residue when I'm done.