Disposable gloves, Nitrile Vinyl mix Exam Glove powder free, Latex free glove (Large, 200pcs)

First of all, I have rather large hands for a woman and these fit me fine. I have used them for cleaning nasty things that I'd rather not touch with my bare hands. I've used them for applying silicone caulk on a leaky fountain. I've used them for painting, because it seems no matter how careful I am I always end up getting paint on my hands. Recently I had some minor surgery on my thumb and had to make sure to keep the bandage dry and they worked great for that too.

First of all, I am so glad that examination gloves are now back in stock and the prices are not as ridiculous as when the demand was off the charts during the height of the pandemic. I can say I know a thing or two about exam gloves because I am a nurse and I wear quite a few of them on the job. The Necano vinyl and nitrile blend gloves are pretty good. They are thick, powder free, and durable. My test for durability is that if the material does not get punctured or shredded by my engagement ring, then it is durable. The gloves are not as stretchy as nitrile gloves and certainly not as stretchy as latex gloves. But we can all agree that latex gloves are not preferred given latex allergies are on the rise. These are single used gloves but I will admit I will reuse them for small household tasks if they are intact. They come in a box of 100, the standard quantity when buying examination gloves by the box. I got the size large, which is a snug fit for my husband but a loose fit for me, which is what I prefer. So, they are easy to put on and take off. Overall, I am quite pleased with these gloves.