AMMEX Black 3 mil Nitrile Disposable Gloves Latex Free Non Sterile Medical | Exam Grade Gloves for Veterinary and Dental, Ideal for Use as Tattoo gloves for Tattooing, Bulk Purchasing Options Available

Bought as a gift

No issue, good quality

We use this specific glove brand at work and I had to buy some for house chores, handling food, etc. I bought the size medium, which I knew would fit my hands from use at work. They are waterproof and not latex. Which is a plus for me.

I bought 1000 of the XL for my continuing emergency supplies and to use during the March 2020 coronavirus pandemic. The size might run small, I am probably somewhere between L and XL, and the XL fit properly and were a bit short at the wrist. I left a box of 100 in each of my vehicles, and near the entrance to my home. I used four pairs today while pursuing various errands, gassing up the car and filling up some gas cans, dropping a box at FedEx, going to the dentist. So, I didn't have to touch doorknobs, gas pump nozzles, and other things that many people touch. The glove kept the gasoline smell off of my hands even though I filled my car and three gas cans. I was careful never to touch my face with the glove. I maintained social distance except at the dentist, and they have their own processes. The gloves worked for all of that. None of them are tearing. There is a problem getting one out at a time, you have to pull a big blob of them halfway out of the box and then find one to worry apart from the others. A minor annoyance. I suspect that brands you pay more for have figured out how to interleave the gloves so that one comes out at a time. I am still getting the knack of taking them off at the right time, etc. These seem to be OK for the price, but I am sure that there are better brands that would come out of the box one at a time, would be accurately sized, etc.

My go-to for dirty jobs around the house, like handling raw meat, cleaning, working in the garage, etc. Go on and off dry hands easily, and don't tend to rip when being put on unless they've been stored too hot (garage) or I'm not paying attention. I've ordered probably 10 boxes of these things over the last 5 years.

It’s a great glove for so many different tasks around the house. I use them for everything and they’re very comfortable yet very protective. They’re easy to move around in and they stretch well. Removing is not an issue, just pull the opening at the wrist towards your fingers and it’s done. If you wanna use the same ones again to save on gloves, as long as you weren’t sweating a ton, they aren’t hard to take off finger by finger, and they aren’t hard to put back on. Overall the best glove for any use!

Awesome gloves. As a chef, I need strong and durable gloves that won't get destroyed right away. These are perfect. I also prefer the black color since they look better while doing catering events. I had zero issues with the gloves being stuck together. I've never, ever opened up a box of gloves to have them all nice and nest and separate. If the gloves are not usable when you get them, it's not because of how they are packaged. Contact the seller. I have medium sized hands for a guy and the large were good enough that they are not too loose and not too tight for quick removal and more or less easy on. Vital when cooking. All gloves are ridiculously hard to put on when hands are even a little wet or when you are rushing. Now if you prefer a tighter fit than what I just described and from what you see in the pics, them you shall have to base it off standard sizing. I feel they are normal Large. Update: got my 4th or 5th box recently and this was the first one that had the gloves stuck together as many have mentioned. Sloppy getting them out and ruined the box, but they work just as fine as they always have. Still the cheapest of all these cool black gloves on Amazon.

I get these for painting props/models, as the black will not reflect any unwanted colors onto your work piece - which would otherwise affect how your eyes perceive the color of your object. They're not ridiculously thin, so they stand-up to more abuse than standard medical-grade gloves. I also have a number of them packaged in various emergency medical kits, my EDC pouch, and for anything nasty (like giving an enema to our old constipated cat). For packaging them I simply roll-up 2 gloves, then wrap a 3/4in strip of paper around them and secure the paper loop to itself using a small piece of tape.