AMMEX Indigo Nitrile Exam Gloves, 3 Mil, Latex Free, Powder Free, Textured, Disposable, Non-Sterile, Food Safe

These are my favorite cleaning gloves that are latex free - they stretch well and fit your hands perfectly and are very durable.

I bought these for various heavier-duty kitchen and lighter-duty garden/yard tasks, selecting them due to their outstanding rating and low price in their category.These are NOT the thickest nitrile gloves you can buy, by any stretch, and I would NOT recommend them for heavy duty tasks, as they will tear under stress-- but WOW. I've used (and currently use) many different types of nitrile gloves, and for their class and cost, these are great performers. After my first few uses for lighter tasks, having no failures or blowouts, I decided to stress test them by wearing a pair for a greenhouse project, where I worked with a lot of tools, mixed a lot of soil by hand, and came in contact with a lot of objects that have previously destroyed thin nitrile gloves..... and yes, these did tear under that stress, but they did NOT shred. There was one tear, about the size of a dime, at the base of my left index finger.I've used more expensive (and even thicker) nitrile gloves that haven't performed nearly as well as these. These gloves will likely become a regular Amazon subscription item for me.

UPDATE:* Just finished my THIRD BOX and ordered another. At about $0.11 per glove the price seems fair.* I often use these gloves for painting projects. That means you paint for a while, then take a break before doing the next coat. I reuse the gloves whenever I can. Some of these gloves survived SEVERAL DAYS of painting, removing them, then using them again. When they do rip--as all gloves will--it's usually the tip of the thumb or index finger.* Photos show 2 gloves. Both gloves are on their FIFTH USE. Still air tight.* Gloves have enough dexterity for keyboard typing this review update. They are awkward when texting on a phone, but that's true of all gloves I've ever used.ORIGINAL REVIEW: I use these "medical" gloves for a variety of handyman tasks--painting, gluing, handling fiberglass batting, etc. They go on easily. They are reasonably tough in my situations--great in non-abrasive situations like painting and gluing. I'm working through my third box. I'm happy with them.

Bought these before the covid-19 pandemic for about 11 dollars. Made in Malaysia, Has decent stretch, fits my large size hands even though these are medium. Clean, no smell, no powder and leaves no residue. I use it for general house hold cleaning and good enough where I can take it off and put it back on for a couple uses. Seems to handle dish detergent and 409 cleaner well. These are thinner and seems to last less long than latex or natural rubber gloves, but for the cost, they're pretty good.

I love the gloves very good material.

Los mejores guantes para labores médicas.

Have tried other ones for price and quality, but they all seem to be too thick, too thick with bulk and no feeling, too thin and rip too easy, But the Indigo fits your hand, allows to feel when working, and flexible, without ripping or tearing. This is my second purchase of these and have the boxes of the other brands still on my shelf

These are the best gloves I’ve used yet! I am a mail carrier so I use them all day every day and they’re comfy, you don’t sweat too bad in them either