Schneider Vinyl Synthetic Exam Gloves, 4 Mil, Latex Free Disposable Gloves for Medical, Cooking, Cleaning, and Food Prep

These arrived right away. Quality is great. You have a good grip with them on. Great value. Comfort depends upon how large your hands are, they do not tear or rip. Great for cleaning and dirty jobs.

I love these so much! The extra length on the wrist protects my watch from damage and stains, which I appreciate! I’ve ruined several watch bands from other gloves. These are still flexible while also not tearing too easily!

I got these to try as better gardening gloves. The heavy-duty vinyl makes them rougher then latex, but they still allow great manual dexterity and sense of touch needed for transplanting and fine pruning.

The Schneider Black Vinyl Exam Gloves (4mil, Medium, 100-ct) are a fantastic choice for a variety of tasks. These latex-free, powder-free gloves are made from a durable synthetic vinyl blend, offering solid protection for medical exams, cooking, cleaning, and food prep. I’ve used them for handling raw meat and cleaning my kitchen, and they hold up well without tearing, providing a comfortable fit that’s easy to slip on and off. The black color gives a professional look and hides stains, which is great for messier jobs like hair dyeing or grilling. At 4mil thick, they strike a nice balance between flexibility and strength, allowing good dexterity for tasks like food prep while maintaining a reliable barrier against contaminants. The medium size fits my hands snugly, though some users with larger hands might find them a bit tight, as noted in reviews. They’re food-safe and ideal for light-to-medium-duty tasks, but for heavy-duty cleaning, nitrile might be better. For anyone needing versatile, budget-friendly gloves with a polished appearance, these Schneider gloves are a great pick

very effective. I could not do without these. I changed brands to these and I'm much more satisfied with this brand. Fit and feel.

Great price, the quality is excellent very durable. The size is true size so if you need a little more room size up. I would recommend

These Schneider vinyl gloves work adequately for basic cooking and food handling tasks, and they do offer good value for the price point. However, I’ve encountered some significant issues that affect their everyday usability.The biggest problem is the very little elasticity these gloves have. They lack the stretch and flexibility you get with other materials, which makes putting them on and taking them off much more challenging than it should be. This poor elasticity has led to them ripping more frequently than I’d like, even during normal use. I’ve had to learn to be much more gentle when putting them on to avoid tearing, which shouldn’t be necessary with quality disposable gloves.One major inconvenience I didn’t anticipate is that I cannot wear any hand jewelry while using these gloves. The lack of stretch means that rings or bracelets create pressure points that almost guarantee tearing when trying to get the gloves on or off. This is a huge inconvenience since I normally wear my wedding ring and other jewelry throughout the day.The 4 mil thickness is decent when the gloves stay intact, and they do provide adequate protection for food prep and light cleaning tasks. The latex-free aspect is important for those with allergies, and when they don’t tear, they get the job done.The fit around the wrists is also inconsistent - sometimes too loose, which can be problematic when you need a secure fit for food safety or cleaning tasks.While these might work if you’re on a tight budget and only need gloves occasionally, the elasticity and durability issues make them frustrating for regular use. If you rely on disposable gloves frequently or need to wear jewelry, I’d recommend investing in a higher-quality option with better stretch and tear resistance.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I ordered these for fishing. I can tell you they did the job with no tearing and kept our hands clean, safe, or from any kind of bait mess. This has been my 2nd order and there will be more in the future. Sorry for no pictures, next time.