DynarexSafe-Touch Disposable Latex Exam Gloves, Powder-Free - Healthcare, Corrections/Law Enforcement, Salon/Spa - Bisque, Medium, 1 Case - 10 Boxes of 100 Gloves

Haven't used them yet but they are the same item and brand that I had before., They never tore and were durable. The picture showed the color blue but they sent me off white. Made no difference to me.

As a repeat customer I've bought these again and again. I love that there's no powder yet it slides onto dry hands easily. My main reason for using these gloves is food prep. The feel of raw meat, slimy raw eggs, anything that gets under my fingernails just gross me out, but with the gloves it's no problem. Having them on-hand (no pun intended) during Thanksgiving is a must. During green chili harvest they're also very handy to keep the capsaicin from getting on my fingers and me accidentally rubbing my eyes. Yeah, did that ONCE. No more worries with the gloves. I also use them when I'm cleaning the house, rubbing wood oil on the kitchen and bathroom cabinets, there are so many uses. I hope they become available again soon. I'm down to my last box and don't want to run out. Yes, I get that front line medical personnel need these first, and they should. But once there's an adequate supply I'd like to buy more then.

I promise you'll find many uses for these great gloves just like I do... my top is food prep. For coating meat, mixing salads, combining marinades, chopping veggies, handling cookie dough, uses are endless. I also use them for any kind of dirty job around the house, where I will be handling cleaning chemicals and scrubbing by hand. But there's more... potting plants, doing any messy job where you get dirt under your fingernails. And forget about using your naked hands on garlic, onions, raw meat - the smell will last and last, but not if you use gloves.Why this particular glove? It's power-free, which I love. Powdered gloves leave a fine powder film on my hands when I take them off, which requires additional hand washing, which I do not like, because of over-use of lotion afterwards when you wash your hands over and over again and strip out moisture. These are also latex, which are superior to vinyl and nitrile materials.Last time I purchased a case of 10 - 100 packs was 9 months ago. Your mileage will vary, but this is a good guide for how long 1,000 gloves will last.

We've been using the "Unisize" (i.e., one size fits most) Tillotson/Dynarex "Ultra Care" latex gloves, but now see that these Dynarex "Safe-Touch" latex gloves make more sense for us in that, for some reason, they are easier to slide on slightly moist hands, especially for those with medium or larger hands. Dynarex's "Unisize" model is suited for those with extra-small, small or barely medium hands, but certainly not for those with medium or larger hands. So far, these "Medium" size "Safe-Touch" gloves are working for everyone with small-large hands. Also, these "Safe-Touch" latex gloves appear to have a lining similar to the "Ultra Care" gloves that obviates the need for us to use powdered gloves on all but wet hands.

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these nitrile gloves exceed expectations! I use in my kitchen when handling raw meat. I use to do 'wet' cleaning around the house. I also use alot in my outside gardening which I wear under my regular gardening gloves to keep my hands clean. Then, I actually re-wear them by turning inside out to dry. So I get a lot of uses before they finally tear or get a hole which takes a while. Good buy!

Gloves are good, price is crazy, greedy high. Wow! I almost fell out of my chair when I saw the current price of these gloves that I have been using for years. I last bought a case of 10 boxes of 100 on December 14, 2019 for $65.98 and now they are demanding $179.00 for the same thing. Wow! are they sprinkling each glove with real gold? It's a latex glove for crying out loud. How much does that cost to manufacture? A fraction of a penny I'm sure. especially since it is an established company that touts its long history (meaning all there manufacturing tooling has surely been paid for.) And this coming from a company claiming they "care like family". This price hike is outrageous and the company should be scrutinized by the federal government for profiteering off of essential medical supplies pandemic or not. Come on people it's a frigging rubber glove not the last bottle of water in hell. Price check please!!! Too bad because I liked these gloves. Will be lookin elsewhere now.

I get why these are overpriced with the pandemic. But one box for 23 bucks? I've bought these local for 10 bucks per 100. And you only get one box.But they are really good gloves. They don't tear as easy and are sturdy.