HALYARD STERLING Nitrile Exam Gloves, Non-Sterile, Powder-Free, 3.8 mil, 9.5 Inches, Gray, Medium, 45270 (Box of 100)

Good, uniformly made gloves. Reasonable thickness and good compromise between durability and feel, sensation, and dexterity. Finger tips are slightly textured for grip. I wear mediums regardless of brand and these fit exactly as expected (I work in healthcare). Latex free. Made in Malaysia. Overall, these are gold standard gloves (same brand used at my hospital), but at $20 for a box of 100, they’re not the most affordable, so consider carefully if you’re on a budget and don’t need them for specific chemical resistance. Other good quality gloves can be had at a significantly cheaper price. 4/5 stars.

Recommend

I use for meat and poultry prep and everything that may stain, infect, or damage my hands.Great product reasonably priced and able to use with confidence.

These are so handy (pun intended). I love the fit of these gloves. I appreciate the color so I can properly see everything. They didn't rip too easily and my hands didn't feel suffocated. This is an amazing product!

Very recommend!!

Very durable not thin or tear easily, high quality worth every cent.

These are good, sturdy, workable gloves for most situations where you need to protect your hands from hazardous compounds or biohazards. I've had no problem with them tearing or coming apart while putting them on or in use, and they even seem to come out of the box very easily without a lot of sticking together like you get with some brands.My biggest issue - really my only issue with these - is the size. These run large in my limited experience with them, considerably larger than other rubber gloves I've gotten in 100-pack boxes from various sources.The blue ones I get from Walgreens are just right for me in size large, but they are often out of them in these Covid-plagued times. The black ones I've previously gotten from Amazon run small, making them a little snug and difficult to put on and take off, although in use they work well. These are loose, enough so that they go on and off easily but fit a little on the baggy side, making loose wrinkles and pockets in the fingers - not ideal for fine or delicate work as they sag and droop. Really, rubber gloves should fit like a second skin for proper "touch" and dexterity, and these in my size don't.It would be nice if there was some standardization of sizes, but since so many things are foreign manufactured (Malaysia, in this case) I know that will never happen. In a pinch I can use these with relatively little problem, and at about $20/box of 100 the price is right on average, but given my druthers I'd be sticking with the Walgreens' brand for the proper fit and quality... if only they could keep them in stock!

Made in Maylasia, these gloves have a manufacturing date that was about 9 months ago and they have an expiration date in 4 years.I typically wear a small glove but I got medium because I have a friend who likes to help me with projects and her hands are medium. These gloves are nice and stretchy as most nitrile gloves seem to be.I wanted to get these gloves because they claimed that they are made to work with chemicals and tested for chemo chemicals which can be very corrosive.I wanted to use them when mixing chemicals for my garden from concentrate. Some of the concentrates can be pretty corrosive before they are mixed and I like to make sure that my hands are not exposed to the concentrates.I also wanted them for use when I am staining wood and painting with oil based products as well.I am putting some of these in the 5th wheel to use with some of the products that I use for the slides, cleaners and other types of products that go along with owning a 5th wheel both inside and out.These have really done well with the chemicals so far and haven't gotten sticky or thin or melted. I've been impressed.I would like it if they came a bit further up past the wrist but that is a quibble.Recommend.