Brandon-super Disposable Food Prep Gloves - 500 Piece Plastic Food Safe Disposable Gloves, Food Handling, One Size Fits Most 500 PCS

durability limited. But still not too expensive

Im a Realtor, and showing homes and having open houses right now is hard. Most sellers are a little freaked out about having strangers in their homes touching the cabinets, light switches etc. Of course everybody wants to open closets, cabinet drawers etc when looking at houses and these gloved added a little extra protection. Theyre easy to put on and easy to take off. Im dropping one star because the packaging kind of sucks, its hard to grab just one or two without pulling them all out of the package at once. We put all in a small box for easy pickup, next to a trash can for when theyre done. Easy one and done. Id recommend them for that, but I dont think theyd withstand any industrial or heavy action,

Considering the price these are a good deal for quick hand protection. Not for heavy use.

Ease of use

Little flimsy and can rip easy in some fingers of some gloves. Other wise, good for the $$$$ and comes in handy for lots of things

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These gloves are very versatile and be used for a variety of tasks.

Though an easy fit, most volunteers at pantry did not like them since they fell off their hands too easily Needs rubber bands on wrists to prevent

They work great for single uses. I use them all the time every time I cook. They come in a great supply and it takes a long time for me to run out even though I use them at least twice a day. I was buying rubber gloves but they were much more than I needed most of the time. These work great and are cheap so it encourages me to use them more often. I you are germ conscious at all, I strongly recommend these.

The only reason I bought these gloves is because theyre cheap and have decent reviews so I thought Id try them. If you have extra large man hands like me then you will hate these, if your hands are slighly moist you will find it difficult to put these on, or they will rip in several places. If you try to stretch them they will also rip. These are maybe good for people with very small hands or for people that change gloves infrequently. The worst part is that they are made in China. Support US businesses, and buy normal nitrile, latex or polyethylene depending on your need.. PS I just found same material gloves from local restaurant depot for 4.88 per box of 500.