The Safety ZoneGNEP-SM-1P Nitrile Exam Gloves, Medical Grade, Powder-Free, Non-Sterile, Disposable, Food Safe, Size Small, (Box of 100)

When these arrived the size of the box threw me off but I thought it was cute. I purchased two boxes considering the price, so I wouldn’t have to purchase again so soon. These are actually really, really soft, but as much as I want to give them the full 5 stars, I had to dock one. I measured my hand but these ended up being really tight on me and my senior mother, and she has super skinny hands! (she weighs about 110lbs) I had bought these for her but since they’re too tight I gave her the remaining of my current box and I took these instead because even through they’re super tight and extremely thin, they have NOT torn on me or fully cut off my circulation. In my mind, as long as they’re single use and they don’t severely hurt me, they’re worth it. I would’ve exchanged them but I couldn’t find these from anyone anymore on here, let alone in one size up and at this reasonable price. Also, shipping speeds are so backed up and delayed and I kind of needed these for my parents ASAP, but I guess the sizing was too tight. I give these 4 stars.

I love these nitrile gloves. They fit well and are perfect for when I am working with epoxy. Unfortunately, during COVID they were hard to get, and even now, they are way overpriced. They are 3 times what they cost a couple of years ago.

There is no thickness listed for these, i was hoping they'd be as thick as the halyard/Kimberly Clark gloves (4.7mils at the palms and 5.9 at the fingers for those)These are much thinner than those.HOWEVER compared to other brands of thinner gloves these were much stronger. I was expecting to just rip through all of them when i first opened the box and was pleasantly surprised that didn't happen. I still had troubles with fingernails and my wedding ring once in awhile, but that's kinda my fault. They aren't as strong as halyard for sure, but i must give them credit, if you prefer the feeling and mobility of thinner gloves these are decent, just take pokey rings off, and maybe avoid talon-like fingernails.I liked that i could wear these and still feel fine detail better than thicker gloves. I will be keeping these on hand.The four star rating is for being somewhat misleading in the description, not listing a thickness, and claiming to be as strong as a leading brand that we all know is halyard because they aren't. If you want a thicker glove you'll be disappointed. They should just own it, these are thinner but for some applications that's better, and they're pretty darn strong compared to other thin gloves.

I have small hands, so I use the small sized gloves. I have eczema and my skin cannot be exposed to too many things without breaking out in rashes. So I use these for when I'm cooking/prepping food and washing dishes. I have long sharp nails, so some times it does cut through the gloves if I am roughly using them. However, I love how the gloves are fitting to my hands as I hate gloves that are not fitting, the fit allows me to comfortably move around and use them without the gloves turning around or moving around on me. The gloves are thin, which I can see others don't like it for gardening, I would get gardening specific gloves instead of these. I like that the gloves are thin as I can still feel bumps and other textures while using them. It makes me feel as if it were my own skin on my hands but with protection. It definitely is not used for high heat, so do NOT use these as a replacement of oven mitts. I find that using these have helped protect my skin and it doesn't irritate to have them on for a few hours.

My wife loves these and the price is right

I wear gloves for my job all day every day, so I've experienced lots of different brands. I purchased these gloves for personal use around the house. They held up better than a lot of other gloves I've tried. I'll likely buy them again if physical stores run out of disposable gloves again.The size chart was helpful and seems to fit true to the chart BUT - even though I have small hands, I have long fingers. Due to this, I think I should have purchased the Medium size instead of Small, as tears at the fingertips did develop if I wore these for more than an hour.

An excellent, fine fitting, sturdy glove that also allows no odor to pass through the material.I've found I liked these gloves so much I am now using them for all types of duties around the house from messy clean-ups, pick-ups, etc. They keep my hands clean and out of the contaminated 'mess' we, as housewives, find ourselves cleaning with or cleaning-up. Before I bought these gloves for a medical purpose, it never occurred to me how useful they could be around the house. Not only to keep your hands out of the cleaning chemicals that can make them dry and rough but the messes I've found I occasionally need to clean-up. IF you feel the need for a glove, or if you feel they might make your life more enjoyable, I'd suggest you give these a try. They really hold up under tough cleaning work as well as the jobs for which they were designed. I'm impressed by them. I've never had a glove tear or have a hole develop.A very good, no a superior product, I believe.

I ordered the small because I buy S/M gloves and they seem a little long on me. The small fit perfectly without having to stretch, and it fit over my watch and wedding ring set (which is pointy and could easily tear a too-small glove).For your reference, I am female, 5’7” tall and weigh 155 pounds. My fingers are on the slender side of average, and I do have acrylic nails that extend beyond my finger tips.The small gloves fit me perfectly. I think they could fit a larger person too since they don’t have to stretch for me at all and seem to have just a little more finger length than I need. FWIW, my left ring finger is a size 6 (and my right is larger since I’m right-handed). Also, in the interest of being helpful, I took the following measurements:Right wrist circumfrence: 6”Length of right hand from tip of middle finger (including nail) to wrist: 7”(My left hand is a little smaller on both measurements.)