Solvex 37-155 Nitrile Industrial Unflocked Chemical-Resistant Gloves for Food, Mechanics, Utilities - Small, Green (12 Pairs)

I’ve used these in the past at work for water treatment chemicals. They hold up well and last a long time while protecting my hands from different chemicals around the house. Much better than what you get at the hardware store.

Worked well for the team.

Our church has several fundraisers each year that we make coleslaw from scratch, not just a little coleslaw but several hundred gallons of it. We mix it in a large (4 foot) round basin by hand using two people. We cover up in plastic and long rubber gloves. We have been using Platex gloves, but they are expensive and do contain PVC which some people are allergic to. I saw these Nitrile gloves at a reasonable price $2 a pair, and thought this is the ticket: a disposable glove that is PVC neutral. They are tough, every bit as tough as the Platex gloves, and we just toss them after we make the slaw. The expense is worth the quality. We purchased XL's since us men have large hands, but they run very large even for our hands.

I bought these type of gloves to use for dishes, since my hands get very dry if I do not use gloves. I have found that the regular dish gloves you can get from the grocery store don’t last that long. These gloves are much tougher and last quite a while. I had bought these originally at a local hardware store. I bought some more now on Amazon, and they are not quite as nice as the previous ones, even though they are the same brand. However, they are quite a bit less expensive than the ones I bought locally. They do feel like they will last quite some time and can put up with the abuse of sharper utensils, and such.

I do not recommend these gloves. These are the only kind I can wear where I work, due to latex allergies. I thought it would be cheaper to order from here verses the actual website and that was not a good idea. They are way thinner and have no lining in them at all. They tear super easy. I can usually make them last for. 40 hour work week with no tears but these tear sometimes just as it putting them on

Run very small. Their "large" is a size 9. Not a very large size....

They last longer.

Use for working with tree and lawn chemicals. Employees like them, reasonably priced at around $1 per glove.I give a 12 pack to each employee and it lasts all year for nearly everyone. A few guys prefer to change more often because of sweating in rubber gloves, not because of quality.I also use these to gut a deer. They are not puncture proof or safety gloves, but they keep your hands and arms clean and protect against scratches and small cuts.