AMMEX Medical Clear Vinyl Gloves, Box of 100, 4 mil, Size Large, Latex Free, Powder Free, Disposable, Non-Sterile, VPF66100-BX

I purchased these gloves to use while cleaning our apartment. I didn't expect anything special in particular, but just that they'd work for what we needed.During use I learned these facts:~Don't get these gloves wet. The dampness will seep through the material and will eventually rip.~The gloves also have a strong vinyl odor which gave me a headache.~They caused an allergic reaction.Upon several days after use, my mom and I noticed that our hands had broken out in pretty severe eczema on our palms and back of our hands. Our skin was flaking and cracking. The cleaners we used were the typical ones and we'd never experienced a problem with them before. We narrowed the culprit down to the gloves.I don't believe that our experience with these gloves are representative of everyone else's, but we didn't have an easy time with them.

These are sturdy gloves and don't as easily get caught on/pinched by/pulled by things when working on finer motor jobs. I thought small would work for me, an average-sized woman with small (I thought) hands. See pics. These ended up being too small for me. My middle finger is about 3 inches long, but these are about 2.5 inches long on the middle finger. Other than that, these are sweet gloves and hold up well. I typically can reuse them multiple times (e.g. cleaning the bathroom, wiping up spills, beneath gardening gloves to keep my skin from getting roughed up) before they get a rip and need to be tossed. My hands do sweat in them, but that's ok. I crochet and having rough/dry fingertips doesn't work well when handling yard. These help protect my hands from drying out. Sometimes I put lotion on my hands and then put a pair of these on and sleep in them. I also use them sometimes to wash dishes, or when doing any task that requires frequent hand washing.

If you’re looking for gloves that create an actual barrier between your hands and what you’re handling (i.e. dyes or stains), look elsewhere. I used this to apply henna to much hair. My nails are currently short and blunt so I know they didn’t puncture the gloves. By the time I was finished, the tips of all of my fingernails are stained with the henna dye the gloves were supposed to prevent from happening. Nails grow so it’s not the end of the world; I can just clip the yellow parts off. But as far as serving their basic function, these gloves don’t work.

I use this gloves for handling merchandise small item for restockin at store retailer. Usually on pair was for 2 hours working so. I'm feel scammed now because the gloves quality is gone. I ordered 1000 gloves now every 30 to 60 minutes I had to remplace. They made so thinner and low quality.In the picture you can compare the quality.

I sampled these while dispatching my rooster, Red, in the back yard. Gloves were strong enough to hold an axe handle, which was nice. Made clean-up easy. I have allergies to gluten and latex, and thankfully these gloves don't have those. I've also heard (but can't confirm) that they aren't manufactured in a plant that also processes peanuts.I'm typing this review in the gloves to shhhoww how dexterouss they aree. They are 'exam' gloves that are non-sterile.Pros:- Fits well- Cheap- Makes funny farting noises when you close your fist fast- Can be used for exams (although might make holding the pencil a little more difficult while filling out the Scantron™)Cons:- Makes sweaty palms more sweaty- Box does not come with the advertised severed hand- Non-sterile so, don't hand me no lines and keep your hands to yourself

I bought these for cleaning the house and they’re great. My hands don’t have to come in contact with chemicals this way. Plus, it feels a lot more sanitary to wear gloves when I’m cleaning the nastier areas like toilets. One pair lasts as long as I need since they’re sturdy and don’t tear easily.I bought a box of small gloves since I consider my hands to be pretty small. I think I’d go up to medium next time for a little more comfort, but honestly these will be just fine until I run out. I do wish they sat a little bit higher on the wrist though. I like them enough that I use the gloves for painting and staining too. My hands get sweaty in them but it’s no worse than any other gloves I’ve used.

I like the Ammex VPF Vinyl Gloves. I use them for gardening, to put the henna on my hair, to make diy lotions, and for cleaning. They are extremely resistant, made in vinyl material, and powder free.

I bought these to use for when I work with resin or wash the restrooms and I was disappointed. I guess I got what I paid for. They are of a cheap quality some of the gloves rips right away after putting them on or while in the process. I won't be buying these again.

The gloves are sized perfectly. Sturdy gloves. No problems yet. Price is right.