Millennial Essentials Disposable Latex Finger Cots 500pcs (Large), Anti-static Rubber Fingertips Protective Finger Gloves Applicators for Electronic Repair, Painting, Jewelry Cleaning

I use these for medical purposes. Ointment application on permanent radiation sores. Cancer survivor. A lot handier than using rubber gloves.

200 count large (?) I'm able to use the same size for fingers and thumb. But I always have to rip the tight ring part off after I pull it way back on the finger. It's not hard to tear that harder part off and release the tight tension on my finger. I can wear these all night so my fingertip cracks can heal. I usually use the triple antibiotic with the fingertip bandage.

They were a little tight. I'm glad I didn't get small.

These finger covers do the job and leave no skin irritation.

During the Winter my fingers split on the ends due to multiple hand washing and cold dry weather. Finger cots protect fingers during the day and aid healing with Vaseline and wearing cots at night.

These cots are shorter than the Grafcos I normally go with (out of stock), as well as tighter/smaller. When trying to roll them down my finger they tend to tear. They're also a bit thicker. That sounds good but makes them more rigid and difficult to unroll. If your fingers are smaller, this may not be as much of an issue. I can also imagine many people preferring this thickness. Bottom line--they're not terrible and the price was good. In a pinch, I would settle for these again.

I couldn't find these in bulk order at my local pharmacy. I'm thankful that these were available for purchase on Amazon. Very durable and easy to use.

I have a "Medium" tennis grip (4 1/2") with average sized fingers. I ordered the Medium finger protectors, and they work for me. They're too small for my thumb, but they work with my other digits. It's a trifle tight for my middle finger, so I keep the protector rolled up just past the fleshiest part of that finger unless I need to immerse it in water, at which point I roll it back down. I find I can do that quite a few times without weakening the protector.