Cranberry CR3237 Carbon Nitrile Powder Free Exam Glove, 3.2 mil, Medium, Black (Pack of 200)

I’ve been using disposable gloves for years for cleaning, prepping food, and dying hair. I decided to try these because I pay a lot for these in Walmart. After trying these I’ve decided I will never buy any other brand. They’re durable. Stretchable. Comfortable. Fit perfectly. My daughter, who has a laytex allergy, can use these with no problem.

Fletch. Classic. Anyway, I’m not a doctor and I don’t even play one on tv. I just hate scrubbing nasty stuff off my hands. So I wear these. Everything from changing the oil in my truck to scrubbing the toilets. Yeah, she works and I’m retired, so I clean the bathrooms.I love them. Can’t believe it took me so long to start using them. I was at my buddies house one day while he was changing his timing belt in his car, and went “Doh”! Been using them ever since for everything.They’re powder free so they don’t leave caked on white mud from my sweaty hands. Go on and off easily. They’re pretty tough too. Unless you really catch one on something sharp, they won’t tear. And you get a crap load for a really reasonable price. What’s not to love?Highly recommendThanks for reading

Since my hands have gotten more and more dry over the winter, I started looking into preventative measures.I found that excessive contact with water can dry out your hands, and since I work with water frequently, I thought this would be a good choice.I was also told to use gloves while in the shower to avoid contact with scolding water and abrasive shampoo ingredients. I did this, and I would also apply body lotion with them before taking them off and going on with my day.About 2 weeks into this, I started getting a rash on my chest. It was a bit itchy, but I didn't think much of it. It slowly started getting worse and worse until I woke up with the rash shown in the photos I've attached.I didn't suspect that these gloves were the culprit, so I kept using them. I was instead convinced I had an allergic reaction to something I ate.Kept going through the process of elimination, finally came down to these gloves. I stopped using them, and I've seemed to be fine since then. I will say that immediately after discontinuing use, I got a bad rash on my hand that ended an inch down my wrist... I kind of raised an eyebrow, got one of the gloves, lined it up with my hand... and sure enough, that's exactly where the rash ended.Oops.Lesson: A product being composed of a safe material DOES NOT mean that it was not produced with irritating chemicals. As someone who always assumed they had a latex or adhesive allergy, I now know that the culprit lies within how these things are processed. Good luck!

The gloves are packed into the box so tightly, and STUCK together, I had to rip the entire box top off to get some out, then only getting a huge wad. I have to peel the gloves apart, moreso than any other gloves I have purchased. That being said, The gloves seem durable, at least enough for my use. I have only had to throw a few away due to the sticking and unpeeling issue.

In terms of durability - great productI had no ripping experiences.Negative feedback - after the first 20 or so in the box there were several instances where I ended up with a clumps of gloves after pulling just one. They separated easy and didn't rip but I don't want my hands all over gloves I'm not using at the moment.Also, the box was ripped at the seams on both ends. It seems that they were just stuffed into the box.

As a cashier, my hands are dry and cracked by the end of my shift because I have to wash them so often. I've tried all types of gloves, but had a hard time gripping dollar bills. I visited a family member at the hospital recently and saw boxes of gloves on the side. I tried one on and started a mission to find nitrile gloves that were used in hospitals. Came across these bad boys and I'm loving them. They aren't as durable as latex gloves (I go through 3 - 4 pair per shift, vs 1 with latex), but my overall experience is better.

Perfect for everything requiring gloves: Are you handling raw chicken? Dying hair? Auto maintenance? Would buy again.

I used to buy gloves from CVS, pack of 40 for 11$. Same texture & type as these gloves. I was paying way too much at CVS & these gloves are by far the better brand! I just wish I'd found out about these years ago! They're extremely durable, long lasting, tight fitting & very comfortable! When you wear them, it's like you're not even wearing gloves! I use these at my job as a cook. The only thing I dont like about these is, when you get the gloves wet, its noticeable. The gloves get shiny but its not that big of a problem. I will be ordering again very soon! Thank you!