AnsellMicroflex SafeGrip SG-375 Extra Thick Disposable Latex Gloves

These gloves are great for many uses. They are strong enough and flexible enough to do just about anything. I especially like the long cuffs. Where they can be used, they are better than nitrile gloves.

These gloves are durable, and I mean durable. For those who think they are a bit pricey, they are definitely worth every penny. I use these at home while doing chores and projects. They get exposed to everything: oil, alcohol, soap, bleach, dirt etc. They get poked by sharp objects here and there. One pair lasted me a whole day throughout miriad tasks. For comparison, I end up using around 7 pairs (14 gloves) of premium black nitrile mechanic powder-free 6 Mil disposable gloves on a comparable day. Fingers on these are textured so as to add more grip. I have no trouble operating touchscreen devices while wearing these gloves. As disposable gloves go, these do feel thick (they are in fact thick). I solder a lot. Big things and very small things. Wearing these does not impact my ability to do so. This should give you an idea of how the feel is. Extended cuff is awesome. It goes about 5 in (12cm) above wrist. In fact, these almost feel like the yellow gloves that are sold in individual pairs for kitchen cleaning. I say almost, because in fact these are superior in comparison to those.

Love these gloves. I use them for cooking (I hate handling raw meat), for cleaning and whatever else may come up requiring gloves. I ordered large gloves but unfortunately got a box of small. Opened them up before I realized the wrong size. However, if you have small hands, I’d totally recommend the small size.

These microflex safegrip gloves are great for everything from embalming dead bodies to painting.... they are especially great if you have sensitive hands... but if I try to wear them outside when the sun is shining and the weather is hot, my hands will sweat profusely. there are so many uses for these gloves that I can think of including: cleaning up any nasty messes, changing diapers, working in the garden, cleaning house, changing automobile oil, preventing grease from getting under fingernails when working on vehicles, bathing and cleaning up after pets, handling dead animals, picking up anything that is dirty and would "contaminate" your clean hands... keep a pair in your car in case you have to change a flat tire and you dont want to get your hands dirty..... These gloves are very helpful as long as yo get the right size... they run kind of small as I have tried all 4 sizes and can only fit into the large and XL... I am a professional painter and I use them for a multitude of tasks at some point every day and the ONLY thing that will compromise these gloves and cause them to break (other than sharp things) is a paint thinner called XYLENE or XYLOL... that stuff is nasty and it just eats these gloves... however the gloves will withstand any paint you may get on them and they will even withstand regular paint thinner and gasoline.... I could go on for hours about these gloves... they are without question the best "single use" exam glove that I have ever come across. I commonly use a single pair for multiple days or at least until one gets a hole... I wish these came in long cuff because they would be good for more uses

I used these to break down a hog (or two). They are truly "size small" and will be tight to the hand of any man, and probably even many women. My wife is 4' 10" and these are just right for her. The small size is excellent for when you need the ability to have good tactile control of things, as you work details. They also let me wear water (and blood) barriers under my kevlar cutting gloves without the combination feeling bulky. Other things they are good for: working fine details of modeling, painting and cleaning guns.We also have medium and large sizes for different tasks.You can take these off a few times and put them back on again. This is useful if you are doing things like cleaning or working with glue and need to step a way a few minutes. I would not suggest using them multiple days, though.On a side note, I learned about this brand from a good friend who does homicide investigations for the state police. He handed me a pair from his truck one day as we were working. They use them in investigations because of their durability. Not sure if that helps or hurts your purchase decision...

I use these gloves for working on my car, they are simply superb. The best part about it, is that the heat transfers through the gloves so you can use your touch phone (I listen to music while I work) so that is a plus. And gloves like these need to fit tightly, and these are powder free so it can sometimes be a pain putting them on, and the fix that I found, was to coat my hand in baby powder, and these slip on perfectly, fit tightly, and when the get doused in grease, oil, or gasoline (it has happened, and because of the gloves the gas dries immediately, so no need to worry about immediately washing your hands) you can easily just wipe them off. Once I use up all of these gloves, I will buy more. Just keep in mind they are rubber gloves so your hands will sweat an awful lot, even if it is not that hot out.

I did not get 50 gloves in my box. It was only 31. They are durable and fits good, but I did not get all my gloves. I will be buying another box and counting them to see if my present box is defective. The label does say 50.

I worked in various Healthcare and Mortuary settings and these are the best gloves around to help protect your self from pathogens. I use these also for cleaning and other areas I need extra protection.