Brandon-super Disposable Food Prep Gloves - 500 Piece Plastic Food Safe Disposable Gloves, Food Handling, One Size Fits Most 500 PCS

I’m used to paying $1 for 100 gloves from dollar tree so taxed included I paid around $12.50 for 500. It’s obviously due to the pandemic these are more expensive but aren’t a massive price gouge as I’ve seen others shamefully do. The quality is pretty standard, I like that each 100 pack was individually wrapped as my fiancé sit them in gross water and I was able to just rinse the outside package off and the gloves were dry inside! These gloves are not waterproof by design, so no company fault but always hand wash if using these to do anything “gross” after to be safe as my hands always faintly smell of meat or feel slightly damp after preparing moist food. These work fine with hair dye though as it’s more pasty vs watery than food.

Gloves are a little too big for my hands

Good product!

To determine whether the gloves are large enough to accommodate your hand, stretch your fingers as wide as you can, and measure the span from the tip of your pinky finger to the tip of your thumb. If the span is 9 or less, the gloves should fit. In my case, the length was 9 exactly, and the fit was pretty tight. If the length is more than 9, your hand may have difficulty squeezing into the glove. I rated the durability 5 stars because these gloves, which are less than 2.4 cents apiece, are intended for a single use. As long as their mission is to prevent contact with surfaces that could harbor Covid-19, they should be up to the task.

Unexpectedly, no dispenser box came with those gloves. I realized the screen does not show any box. So it was my mistake, but whenever I bought these products in any store, they were always sold in a box.

My mom loves these gloves

I understand that these are disposable gloves and arent made to be sturdy or last a long time. My gripe is that even though the hand part is large, they are SO short. They barely cover up to my wrists (and I dont have large hands). Being that they are so short, it makes it hard to even keep them on, and also makes it easier for things (water, tiny food particles) to get inside the gloves. For me, theyve turned out to be useless.

Too short. They are only good if you are going to use them to take something with the tips of your fingers.

The only reason I bought these gloves is because theyre cheap and have decent reviews so I thought Id try them. If you have extra large man hands like me then you will hate these, if your hands are slighly moist you will find it difficult to put these on, or they will rip in several places. If you try to stretch them they will also rip. These are maybe good for people with very small hands or for people that change gloves infrequently. The worst part is that they are made in China. Support US businesses, and buy normal nitrile, latex or polyethylene depending on your need.. PS I just found same material gloves from local restaurant depot for 4.88 per box of 500.

The gloves themselves serve their purpose but they are packaged in a plastic pouch so removing them and storing them is a problem. If I had realized this before I wouldve ordered from somewhere else.