VersaPro 114M Latex Exam Gloves, Powder Free, Medium, 100/box

How do you rate latex gloves? Oh, goody! Look, it has four fingers and a thumb, just like my hand!Seriously, I use these all over the house. In kitchen if I am cubing beef for a stew or making meat patties. Good for when you are oiling potatoes for baking. Quick cleanups of lavatories in baths. The woman who cleans for me uses them in preference to the heavier ones.I use Aspercreme now and again - so always use a glove, fearing I might accidentally rub my eye before I washed my hand. They also make a nifty little ice bag for a small need - four or five cubes and tie the top of the glove. You can re-freeze. when I am weeding my herb garden, I use them instead of garden gloves. When I bring my garbage bins in, I wear them. I use them when filling bird feeder.If I didn't think it would look a bit OCD, I would pop one on to open some store doors I am reluctant to touch.Find your own "need" - there are plenty of them. and remember this - they call them disposable for a reason, don't get cheap and try to be washing and saving them - Defeats the purpose.

I use these gloves for everything...mixing meatloaf, hamburgers, kneading dough and making cookies (no more thick greasy hands or sticky doughs). I use them for painting, cleaning and now as a protective measure in big box or grocery stores, just shopping or public places to protect from germs during this time of viral protection. When your done with any of the above just toss in the trash. I’ve bought these before and will definitely buy again. 100 gloves last me a long time.

I bought these gloves to use when repairing and cleaning computers and they have been a godsend. They keep all the nasty gunk off my hands and are easy to use/remove. I have fairly long fingers with a normal size hand and they fit perfectly which is a major plus as I often get gloves that are too short.They are not crazy durable if you're doing lots of work involving friction or sharp objects, but since they're so cheap per glove it's not really a big deal. The trade-off is that you get lots of dexterity which is what I need.The other nice thing about these gloves is that they don't dry out quickly. I must have bought them around four months ago and they have been sitting in my closet with the top open for that amount of time. My understanding is that some latex gloves dry out easily but these don't seem to.

These are decent quality latex gloves. I prefer the latex since they are made from rubber which grips (tacks) small items better. These are perfect to protect your hands from dirt & debris and other contaminants while working. I use them to protect my hands from strong cleaning chemicals as well as to protect my hands from nicks & cuts while working with things that may scrape/scratch my skin.These are basically one-use disposable gloves...If you are working on car parts, I suggest putting on 2-3 pairs to further protect yourself since heavy-duty work may cause these gloves to rip/tear.Overall, for the price (used to be much cheaper before petroleum prices rose), these are a good value for disposable gloves.

I use these for household chores and medical purposes. As far as my experience goes, these have been a winner. I consider these among the better brands of latex gloves, and find the quality to be consistent from box to box. I have never had a problem with any chemical smell, unlike with Nitrile or vinyl gloves. These are pretty smooth, easy to pull on and off, and if they were the only brand available in the world, I would be perfectly satisfied with the choice (or lack thereof I suppose). If that ever changes, I will update this review.

PRO:1. Works.2. No nasty powder3. Lots of gloves should last me years.CONS:1. Box tore-up something fierce when I opened it. Oh well taped it up and it still works.2. Wonder, do I need to keep in a cool dry place, or in the fridge to keep them fresh, sort of like rubber bands?OTHER:1. Expect a follow-up review years later.2. Now turn your head and cough. :-)

I use these while cleaning around the house and outside yard work. They work great.

I use these for many different purposes. I was introduced to these by a mechanic friend of mine who works on cars. He wears these when working on car engines to keep his hands dirt free. I decided to get them for when I work around the house on electrical or plumbing. They help keep tools in your hands and are much more sanitary, especially when working around drains. I also take a few to work when cleaning off my desk. Then also work when cleaning the toilet and other nasty jobs. They are durable enough for the applications I have listed.