DynarexSafe-Touch Latex Gloves, Powder-Free, Small, Box/Bisque 100 Count

I use latex gloves for various tasks around the house (giving my cat a particular immunosuppressant pill, cutting hot peppers, handling particularly gross trash). I usually just buy whatever turns up first in the search results. These were the most recent ones I purchased, and I'm happy with the purchase.I got these in small and they fit my hands well (sizing is consistent with other brands). I love that they're powder free because I don't like getting a powder coating on my hands (I generally don't keep them on for too long). They have a suitable amount of stretchiness to them and they don't rip when I put them on (though I opened the box soon after getting it; I do know latex gloves get older/more brittle after awhile).Please note: I did not notice a smell. It may be that the manufacturing process has changed in the several years since the negative reviews referencing a smell were written. I purchased these near the middle of January, 2015, and they were fine at that time.In the end, these are suitable for my purposes and I would definitely buy the same brand again.

They are latex gloves, what else can I say. They are not as thick as surgical latex, but they are decent for the price. They did the job I needed them for. Would have ordered more but with this virus crisis we are currently going through all companies are sold out.

I'm not a doctor and don't even play one of TV, but these gloves come in handy around the house in many ways. I first bought them when refinishing several pieces of furniture. The gloves kept the paint from ruining my hands (and long fingernails. Continue to use them for any messy job, like cleaning up after a new puppy. Ugh. House breaking is almost complete and I'm on my second order of the gloves.By the way, I use baby powder on my hands to get the gloves on.

These are the best I have found. They are thicker, thus, they are better protection. They are also slightly larger than the usual size SMALL so I don't tear them if my hands are slightly damp.

These are the same gloves I used when working as a technician in the veterinary hospital, and I'm so glad to be able to order them here! Most latex/rubber gloves sold in retail stores are "one-size-fits-all" - in other words, WAY too big for small hands. These fit just right and are durable enough for all the tasks I need them for.

Cheap, disposable, works great for my chemistry labs, anatomy labs, and for field work when handling strange items. This is the same brand used in my organic chemistry lab, shipping was very quick, gloves are thin enough to use with dexterity but thick enough to keep chemicals off. Won't protect against jabs or sticks however (needles or scaples). For field work we are required to have these as well as leather gloves to protect against bites.

I'm a homemaker. I use these gloves for any water-related kitchen & cleaning chores to protect my hand. These gloves fit my small hands well but I have to say they're thin & don't last long. Sometimes, even without doing any thing heavy, I have to go through more than a pair a day. I guess since I use them for water, I detect any tiny hole easily when water comes through. I've used some other more expensive brands(i.e. Kimberly-Clark) and those are obviously better in quality & last a lot longer. But they cost almost twice the price. So you get what you paid for.

Shipped and arrived quickly. So far 3 out of the 10 gloves used had holes near the wrist, easily tearing when trying to put them on. Quality control issue.