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

Seriously, youre getting 500 gloves for around 10 bucks, and yet lot of the reviewers here expect Olympic ski glove quality that can be machine washed, smh. Real talk: These ONE TIME USE gloves are meant for, and perfect for, ultra-light operations such as wiping off tables, picking up questionable stuff your dog dragged in (or that your baby spit out), and then you toss them in the trash. Stepping off soap box now. PS: Theyre great gloves as long as youre not delusional about what they are.

Excellent purchase much better than expected !! perfect for the supermarket where are you don’t want to touch the shopping cart, freezer doors and credit card keypad. I use my left hand to touch dirty things and my right hand to load and unload groceries.. Of course if you have a second person it’s easier to have them push the cart and you do all the touching of the groceries, but you’ll have to keep reminding them to keep their dirty hands on the cart LOL... They do usually rip when you try to remove them so they are definitely single use And when you get the package you will think that they only sent you 100 even though they’re five separate packages of 100 each they pack much thinner than regular nitrile or vinyl gloves but well worth the money for what they are used for

This is my 3rd order of 500 gloves. I keep some in my kitchen. They are great when I mix a meatloaf or debone a chicken which I will not do without gloves on. They come in handy in the bathroom too. These are the best priced and best quality gloves I have found. No issues with seller and always delivered on time. They are consistently 5* all the way!

Better than nothing in the absence of nitrile gloves I usually use for cleaning and food handling. For the intended use they are made for they are adequate. As others said, they are thin and break easy. I filled one with water to test it and there was a hole between two of the fingers, so Ive been doubling them up (wearing two on each hand) to provide extra protection. They fit well over my washable gloves too. They arrived fast and it was nice to have 5 different bags of them so I easily put one at the office, one in the car, one in the kitchen and have two on the shelf. I will be ordering more as needed.

I am a return customer, having used my first batch. I use these gloves to handle raw meat while cooking at home. They are light weight and affordable. I picked up some disposable food handling nitrile gloves from Target when I ran out of these. The ones from Target were over $4.00 for 30 gloves. These do the job just as well at a much lower price, especially for something I plan on wearing for 5 minutes and disposing of. I have big paws, so these are a squeeze to get into. They are loose on smaller, feminine hands. As long as my hands are dry and I am careful, these go on without tearing. Not the greatest for handling ground meat. It tends to stick to the plastic, but its better than getting raw meat under your fingernails. These are cheap and an excellent option for my needs.

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.

When I could no longer get nitrile gloves, I decided to get these MUCH cheaper disposable gloves to see if they could take on some lighter tasks. The answer is yes. I wear them to chop onions, deal with raw meat, get the mail, pump gas, etc. The only time I dont use them is to mix chemicals for the pool or wash the dishes. They dont fit snuggly like nitrile gloves and they arent as thick and durable. But they work for so many jobs and are soooo inexpensive. And while they arent in a box and take some getting used to in terms of dispensing, the small packages of 100 fit well in my purse, glove box, etc. I will buy more.

They are big enough to slide on your hand. We use them for so many different things, gardening, cleaning up backyard, cleaning up bird or dog messes, painting and so much more.

Gloves are a little too big for my hands

While the first package of these that I received was ripped and I am returning due to contamination. But this second package did have 5 individual packs ( whereas I only got 4 in the first and thought that was normal until reading the reviews I read that stated 5 were actually supposed to be included ) and while I am not going to count them I am assuming that they have 100 per pack. But I did let them set out for 3 days and then wore a pair to use in a lavender scent cleaner and I have to say, that I am highly impressed. They did not leak and my hands were totally dry upon removing the gloves. I have actually ordered another set before they are gone. I am trying to prepare for the Fall and the predicted Covid 19 outbreak. Not that it has left. Arkansas is only in phase 1 of reopening and we are having daily records of cases, deaths, and hospitalizations. I personally do not feel that we were prepared to open bars, clubs, etc. But who am I to say? Dont get me started. Lol. Now back to these gloves, I feel confident that they are great for pumping gas, grocery shopping, touching ATM machines, etc. as far as protection goes. Just make certain that you remove them properly inside out and dont touch the outside when removing them. They are a very inexpensive glove for protection. In todays world gloves have become an every day essential item if you leave home at all. God bless and I hope this helps someone make a decision as whether to or not to purchase. Grab them before they are gone or the price increases drastically like everything else!!!