SKINTX Nitrile Exam Glove

I bought these instead of my usual gloves this last time I ran out because they were supposed to be thicker. I use them for crafts/working with solvents etc around my house. I was worried about the size based on reviews, but the small fit me just fine, as well as the cuff length that I saw some complaints about. As you can see in the pic, the reviews about the smaller box size are correct, leaving the gloves very wrinkly (this was not a problem as I wasn't using them for anything professional). Overall they are thicker and do seem to much better quality than the ones I previously used. For reference my hand from wrist to tip of middle finger is about 6" and my hand laid flat out is about 5.5" wide and I got the small size. They fit perfect, they were snug even on my small hands. Overall I do like these better than my previous ones and will continue ordering them in the future. Highly recommend these if you don't mind the wrinkling and if you get the correct size of course! :)

I use these for automotive work. They're definitely thicker and more durable than the ones I get at Costco, but they still don't last as long as I would like. Still, they're being subjected to sharp car things, squeezing, twisting, etc and they hold up okay. I don't know of any better alternative, so these are what I use.

I'm a custodian that works in medical labs all night. Not only do I have to protect myself from the cleaning chemicals I use, but also from blood...human and animal, bodily fluids, and biohazardous waste. These gloves are one of the best I've ever tried. Very strong. Only had one or two tears after using around 300+ of them. Highly recommend.

I go through a lot of gloves. When I use adhesives, or chemicals, or work on vehicles, I usually wear gloves. I also do beekeeping and I usually wear these gloves for some hand protection. I have never been stung through these gloves. I have been buying an expensive glove from a woodworking supply house that I occasionally go to. They run about $12 per 50 gloves. These are at least as good if not better. I worried about the short cuff complaint that occasionally pops up. These cuffs were at least as long as the more expensive glove. I bought the extra large size as I have large hands. Many extra large gloves will not fit me. This one fits as well as any glove that I have worn. As you can see from the photo, they are snug but not uncomfortably tight. I purchased a small box of 90 gloves as a test trial. I think my next order will be the Thousand glove size. I have found that these can be washed and reused a number of times when I am working with water-based paints and glues. I just watch them while they're still on my hands and hang them up, and then turn them inside out to dry the inside. This will work for 2 or 3 times before having to throw them away. With oil-based stuff I just wear them till a tear and then throw them away. On the whole I think they are a good price for an excellent product.

Previously, I bought this glove in a size medium.The medium size glove was excellent-tough, long lasting while in use before any tearing issue arose. And not one glove was ever torn while putting it on.The only issue with the medium size was that it was a tight fit, contrary to what other reviewers said.I then decided to save some money by buying in bulk-1000 gloves (10 boxes at 100/box).This was priced at a decided discount. Except that this time I ordered the large size.Big difference in quality, however.Size wise, they appear to be the same, except that the large fits a little looser than the medium. And there is actually no advantage in this either.The real difference between the two sizes is that while the medium size never ripped while donning them, this, the large size has an issue with tearing while donning, and during use.Somehow, the large size seems to tear more easily than the medium size when putting them on.While I would rate the medium 5 stars, the large size gets a rating of only 3 stars...barely.

These gloves are really, really incredible for any situation where you would want to keep from getting your hands dirty. I use them for anything from working on the car to helping my daughter die her hair. They are very comfortable to wear and pretty darn tough. I haven't had one rip or tear on me yet. It so nice if I'm doing something like replacing the brakes and rotors on my car, to get finished with the job and just be able to strip the gloves off and not have to spend time scrubbing goop out from under my fingernails. These are so cheap, and so handy, it's a great thing to have around the house for those moments you need them. Another thing I've used them for is taking the carb off my lawn mower and cleaning it. I don't like the way the gas smell stays on your hands so long afterwards. I don't like smelling it when I eat later in the day. These totally save me from having to worry about that. Do your work, strip them off, toss them in the garbage, done!

I had purchased these gloves for mixing the chemistry related with developing our film at home, and eventually making prints. I wanted something that was not latex and was powder-free, the fact they are black is a very cool-looking touch. Keep in mind, if these are going to be used for a medical application, they are not sterile. These gloves are durable, they aren't thick like dishwashing gloves, they provide just enough protection from my skin, and are cheap enough that frequent glove changes are not a big deal.My wife uses similar gloves (not these exact ones, but very similar and in her size) when she is cleaning, spray pest control chemicals, or working with jewelry and solder, the nitrile adds a slight grip that skin alone does not have.