VersaPro N101M Nitrile Exam Gloves (non-latex) Powder-Free, Medium, Blue, 100/Box

Did not send the same product as last time. I wanted the exact same gloves [Dynarex Safe Touch] that I had ordered and received in the past, excellent product. When I placed this order it showed I was getting that same thing, but Amazon made a substitute, to an inferior product. These gloves are not as strong, and they do no fit as well, as the ones I should have gotten. The box is much smaller, which shows these gloves are thinner. Also now the price has gone down on these, but I paid the price for the good ones. WILL NOT BUY AGAIN !!!

I am very grateful to other reviewers for indicating that these gloves run small. I want to confirm this recommendation.I have small hands and normally always wear small gloves. However this time I ordered medium and I was glad I did. I am attaching several photos to show how the glove fits my hand.The glove is tight in the palm area (you can see the photo shows it stretched and taught). When I make a fist I feel resistance. The finger tips of this medium size glove are bit too long, the second picture shows me holding my hand in the glove against the box so you can see the extra material folding over at the tips. This is not too bad, and will not interfere with the kind of work I plan to use them for.The glove material is thicker than the gloves I used before, which is good. I did not detect strong ordor either on the gloves or on my hands after I removed them. I was able to put the gloves on and off a few times for the photo, they became a little harder to put on with each use (less slippery). Even though these gloves are powder free there was something on the inside of the glove that made it easier to put on the first time.Overall, I am pleased with the gloves and so glad there were reviews that helped me pick the right size!

Review for: Dynarex Safe-Touch Blue Nitrile Disposable GlovesExam quality (a standards term referring to a low pinhole count), fairly thick and tough compared to many more cheaply made gloves, but not too thic, often found well-priced for the quality.These disposable gloves work great for light tasks like:- Greasy cooking- Household and office cleaning- Planting seedlings- Laundry- Light oily or greasy automotive work- Spackling- Staining or paintingWe found these to be:- Finger grippy- Flexible- Easy to put on and take off- Quite strong and puncture resistant as these thin gloves go (air pressure test, blunt puncture test)- High degree of tactile sensitivity.There are thicker disposable gloves in the 5-14 mil range, these ones are 4-4.5 mil. However, these gloves should meet the needs of most of the light household and office duties noted above with relative comfort and price value. In the quality section below we'll cover pinholes.The manufacturer claims the gloves use their older 1997 patent (#35,616 for the curious) for the benefit of longer-term comfort after 5 minutes or so. The degree to which this really offers an improved experience who knows but they do seem relatively comfortable. There are 4 sizes for these gloves, I would have preferred to see 5+ sizes like some manufacturers offer, but if you can find one that fits that's all that matters, of course.For those that care about such things, folks trying these out thought these had a more attractive shade of blue compared to some of the other blue disposable gloves when compared side-by-side.Acceptable for food handling.QUALITY:---------For those in healthcare seeing the word "Exam" on the box and wondering, the manufacturer confirms these are "Medical Exam" grade (which ONLY means under 2.5 PINHOLE DEFECTS per 100 gloves). They are non-sterile. For those not looking for a healthcare application, what this means to you is the highest available U.S. quality standard measure category for chances of pinholes in the gloves. Any higher quality claim is done individually by the manufacturer.For example,1.5 AQL is common since that is also the European MDD and PPE requirement, so several manufacturers claim that for some of their gloves. A higher level European certification is 0.65 AQL (pinholes per 100 gloves) so you'll see that AQL claimed for some gloves, as well. 1.0 AQL is fairly common, too, though there is no matching certification I'm aware of.LONGER ARMPROTECTION:-------------As they are more difficult to find, here are some disposable gloves with longer forearm protection, something to consider:- Aurelia Glove's Robust Plus- Kimberly Clark Safety 50602 Safeskin Nitrile-Xtra Exam Gloves, 12" Length, Medium, Purple (Pack of 50)- Medline Sensicare Non-Sterile Powder-Free Latex-Free 12 Inches Nitrile Exam Gloves, Blue, Medium, 50 Count- Sempermed Sempershield SSNF Blue Medium Nitrile Powder Free Disposable General Purpose & Examination Gloves - Medical Grade - Rough Finish - SSNF103 [PRICE is per BOX]NOTES:-------Overview:- Nitrile, Powder-Free. Nitrile is a synthetic rubber.- Ambidextrous- Non-Sterile- Single use disposableStorage:- Avoid exposure to DIRECT SUNLIGHT- Avoid exposure to FLUORESCENT LIGHTS, INTENSE ARTIFICIAL LIGHT- Avoid exposure to high MOISTURE environment- Avoid exposure to 104F+ (ex: garage or car in summer) or Freezing- Avoid exposure to x-rays, ozoneSuggestions:- Not for prolonged direct exposure to harsh chemicals where heavy duty gloves are required- Remove disposable gloves by rolling up from the wristMisc:- Company located in New York- Manufactured in Malaysia

I have tried a number of manufacturers for gloves that have a good fit and are suitable for wear in both a traditional and alternative processes darkroom. These are far and away the best in terms of fit and durability. They are ambidextrous and do not have an annoying tug from the thumb as some other brands do, which causes fatigue. They do not have any odor. My sense of touch remains very good enabling me to pick up large sheets of film without damage. The gloves protect my skin from chemicals and protect my film from fingerprints. I rinse, wipe dry (while on), and reuse, discarding when they are stained, wet inside, or I don't want to cross contaminate.Another use for me has been to wear them in chilly weather while photographing. They permit very good finger dexterity, even when doubled up(a 2-glove day). On very cold days I wear them inside leather gloves to set up and slip off the leather to make fine adjustments. If it's a 3-glove day, it's too cold for my equipment. I couldn't work without these gloves. The only gloves that are better are surgeon's gloves, which are prohibitively expensive.I also use these in the kitchen when handling raw meat and for household cleaning. I wear size medium. I have average to long fingers (female), size 6.5 ring finger if that helps with determining size.

I use these gloves in the kitchen when I am doing food prep or handling uncooked meats. I find that these fit my hands quite wel, but can be a little difficult for my husband to put on. {He has bigger hands and would be more suited for a larger glove.} I prefer these to the larger, more generously sized "food prep gloves" that can be found on Amazon because they actually stay on my hands! These do not leave any powdery reside in the skin when they are taken off, and we often use them for other applications such as:Pet care/clean upYard waste clean up (no thorns)Art/Craft projectsCleaning

very good product. will buy again