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

OVERALL, THESE GLOVES WORKED WELL. THEY ARE SLIGHTLY THINNER THAN THE ONES I CURRENTLY USE AT MY JOB AND THEY ARE A TOUCH SHORTER ( AT THE WRIST), BUT OVERALL, THEY WORK JUST FINE!!

I liked the ease and keeping my hands free from grease when handling hamburger etc. Nice that they just go in the trash when finished.

These gloves are basically the same every lunch lady in the world use but thats a good thing! I had time to use these gloves in my kitchen doing a few different things before writing this review so I hope that everything I say is how you will feel when you receive yours. Dont expect Nitrile gloves. These gloves are very roomy and very thin but they held up very nice while I used a knife and also when I deboned a rotisserie chicken. They did not slide or rip and did their job PERFECTLY. The packaging is just a simple plastic bag but dont let that fool you as they dispense quickly and evenly. In short for the very low price I paid for 500 of them I am extremely happy. I learned that I dont need my Nitrile gloves as much as I thought because these gloves can do 95% of what nitrile can. Im going to buy more for my mom and sisters. A+ Buy

I’ve bought these gloves about 6 times over the past year or so, and I’ve found that their reliability varies from batch to batch. Five of the six times I bought these, I had no complaints and they functioned as I expected. However, in my 6th order, there was a batch in which every other glove had the tip of the thumb cut off. So basically, 50 of the 100 gloves in the pack were useless. I found that out the hard way when I used a pair of these gloves to handle raw fish, and I ended up with stinky fish juice all over one thumb/hand. The manufacturer of these gloves needs to improve its quality control. Otherwise, these gloves are okay for basic food handling, with some limitations. They’re designed to fit pretty loosely on your hands, so they’re not useful for tasks requiring manual dexterity, like paring vegetables (with sharp kitchen tools!). Also, if you’re wearing these gloves and you have to pull, pry or twist something open with even a small amount of force, these gloves will tear. Grade: C-

Good value

I love these gloves. Put a small pile in my cars glove box, my wifes glove box, and in many of my friends car and truck glove boxes. So easy to help people! It brings back the feelings of taking care of those I love. These gloves allow me to feel items I am thinking about buying, then get my credit card out of my wallet, get the shopping cart out to the car and unloaded, then toss away the gloves. Easy, fast, and safe. These gloves are easy to put on.. just wiggle your fingers together a bit and the gloves will open enough to slip on. I do not think I will use up 500 gloves in a year, so I keep a few in my car tool box. I can repack the grease in my small trailer bearings without even getting my hands dirty. Never had this much joy at doing something once a year. Clean hands at the end of the job.. what fun it was. Happy I bought these gloves. Keep yourself safe while you wait for the vaccine, and help all the people around you too. For me it was a very positive experience.

Easy and inexpensive to use.

This is as it appears. Great to use for cooking, e.g. mixing ground beef with other ingredients by hand for hamburgers, spreading butter and spices on turkey by hand, etc. Keeps you hands clean and prevents you having to touch the meat directly. I use them mainly to ride Citibikes (rental public bikes in NYC) so I don’t have to touch the handles directly to protect myself from the coronavirus. Very convenient because they are so thin they don’t take up space in my purse. I can even put them in my jean pocket as I head out the door. But they are not good if you’re looking for something durable to last. These are disposable, one-time use gloves.

I bought these for use during the pandemic. I wear them to pump gas, need to use an ATM and am low on sanitizer, these kinds of things. I carry a couple pairs with a couple masks in a baggy quite often. They work. The gloves are huge on me. I have *slightly* less than average size adult female hands. Often I will just grab one and use it to protect a little from germs without putting a pair on my hands; just something between me and something I am extra concerned about.

Great way to pump gas and not pick up germs and grime left behind by other customers. Very convent. I keep the pack in my drivers side backseat pocket.