GLOVEWORKS HD Industrial Orange Nitrile Gloves with Raised Diamond Texture Grip, Box of 100, 8 Mil, Size Large, Latex Free, Powder Free, Textured, Disposable, Food Safe, GWON46100BX

For example, I use these gloves for everything from very toxic chemicals to petroleum products, solvents, rotten organic matter, feces, and dirt. I also use them (while firefighting or rescuing) with human remains, blood, body fluids, and medicines. When they are put on, they have pin holes and weak spots which make them noticeable and cause them to When I remove the gloves, I can see my finger soaked in poison, so sometimes I notice them. At times, I feel the solvent burning my hand, and I know that I need to change my gloves. It would be nice to get more out of a product at a premium price. If I didn't use gloves for protection against a carcinogen, poison, solvent, or biological hazard, I wouldn't even wear them. I have no excuse for using garbage.

Willow Bowen

| Dec 13, 2020

Putting these orders in every few months since spring 2019 is essential for working with epoxy, concrete, and substances for patinating metals. Back then, they cost an average of $14 for an average box of 100 (they also cost at the time). There was a brief period of time during which these gloves became unavailable due to Covid. Buying an auto from Amazon My family and I continued to receive auto shipments as soon as they became available again. It was disappointing to see the results, however. I have compared two other boxes since then to make sure it wasn't a single batch that was of low quality, and both cases (spaced a few months apart) showed the same problem. It is not unusual for me to break almost two dozen gloves in a given batch. Alternatively, the material has changed and the thickness no longer matches what was advertised (I don't think this is the case). the year previously I used these gloves, none of them ever cracked when I put them on, but now I lose about a fifth of them to this. I can tell you from prior experience that the gloves were $14 for the same box you are That seems like a reasonable price increase, considering the fact that the quality of the product has not improved or even remained There is a suspicion that this company is not being honest and taking advantage of its.

Dalton Buck

| May 28, 2021

May of 2020 will be the last time. just because they can, they will charge $41 USD in Dec 2020. This is sad. There is no chemical resistance in the gloves, so they tear easily and have no protection against brake cleaners or carb cleaners. As soon as they become wrinkled, they expand and break apart within Gas takes a little longer to ignite, but it's still possible. There is no way I recommend this product, nor do I recommend any seller who prices this product at more than double the pre-paid price The level of the pandemic is high!.

Jason Allison

| Oct 09, 2020

There is one thing I dislike about this product, and that is the cost! I have been paying between $15 to $20 a month. I paid forty dollars and seventeen dollars. I last bought a box for $17 in March 2020, for a cost of $24. I am extremely troubled by the price of $31 for the exact same glove today. There is an expression that goes like this ". While it is still available, you should grab it. To set prices high, it is reprehensible to exploit the current economic climate. Because they know we are captive, they treat us as such. The prices will not be reduced enough to make me come back.

Nicholas Harding

| Nov 13, 2020

The gloves I have been buying for several years have been used for everything from auto repairs to yard work to just around the house. The gloves are also used for general health care security. The glove has a very good grip and is very durable. It is very difficult to tear, and I have never experienced any rips when putting them on (which is a common problem for cheaper gloves because They used to be just above 15$ and could be purchased with Subscribe and Save for an even bigger Approximately 20 percent will be added to the price of the product by 2020 The price has gone up to 25$, which is understandable considering the increase in demand. It has now been almost a year since they were almost 40 dollars. The price is almost three times higher. The situation is unacceptable. My search for a better manufacturer has now been redirected to those who are not trying to screw people over so they can survive. It is not the best time to give your money to this company right now. There are several other glove options to choose from.

Dilan Zamora

| Feb 20, 2021

The following review is based on my own experience with the gloves. There may be differences between you and me. However, it should be noted that the material thickness and molded-in thickness do not matter There is no apparent difference in bumps compared to what was advertised. It is impossible for gloves to be sized correctly. someone in Thailand (where the gloves are made) has smaller hands than someone in the United States. It is not possible to tell what size gloves to buy for this item by looking at the glove sizing chart- If one buys gloves based on the size range provided, they will in a large percentage of cases be It does not work for these gloves, for which I am unsure from where they got the chart. (Of course, by using a much thinner glove, it may be )When ordering, it is better to measure diagonally across your palm instead of directly across where the instructions Please place an order for the next size up if your hand measurement is close to the maximum dimension given for that size. A slightly less than 3 was obtained. A straight measurement across their chart will give you 5". They say their chart shows a straight measurement of "3". The lengths of 5" and 5" The size I ordered was "Large" - I don't like a tight fit, so I ordered 4" Fitting a non-standard size Gloves that are ventilated. Since I started wearing gloves, I've managed to purchase several different brands and thicknesses of disposable nitrile gloves Based on these and other sources) I usually end up choosing "Large", which has already been a little small on me, regardless of the mil the glove might have had. (If measured at about 45 degrees diagonally, the same hand measures 4 inches. When I ordered that size from their size chart, I would have ordered THEIR XL)

At least in this item, the gloves from this company are too tight to be comfortable, plus the pressure cut off my thumbs after a short time. In addition, it is the FIRST time I've worn nitrile gloves in which the fingers and thumb are short enough that my fingers are already fully stretching the fingers of the gloves down before they are flexed (no slack). I had also ordered an extra large box for a neighbor who wears a large glove, and I tried on a pair of those as well. (By comparison, his fingers are large enough to make mine look like a child's hand. *)
On MY hands, the XXL is more practical than the "Large" even though they are loose enough not to turn inside out. You will also be able to "breathe" much better.

Malakai Floyd

| Jul 02, 2021