OKIAAS Disposable Gloves M, Food Safe | Latex-Free and Powder-Free Clear Vinyl Gloves for Cooking, Food Prep, Household Cleaning | Medium,100 Counts/Box

These do well as a substitute for my unavailable Amex M Nitrile subscription during the response to Covid. I usually use Medium gloves, the Mr. Uses large in nitrile sizes. After reading reviews I bought the large size. They are very comfortable, offer full dexterity, way better than flimsy plastic, and do run a little small compared to standard Nitrile sizing, becuase they are flexible but do not stretch like a balloon. (I have not attempted blowing them up)For my Medium size hands they fit comfortably loose. Like a "medium and a half"-if that size existed in other gloves, for my mates' Large hands they fit more flush/tight and have to be fitted on with more wiggling and pushing between fingers, but he still had dexterity and said they felt better than most plastic gloves, so that is a win!Though I would still recommend buying a size up, since the large isn't too big for medium hands to use safely and comfortably.They are thick enough to handle most tasks, like food handling, prepping meat, dealing with wounds, light garden things, dying hair, art projects, and cleaning gunk or handling chemicals.Endlessly useful, as much as any Nitrile. I'd keep an extra pair out if you think you will tear the first pair. I have not tried double gloving due to their composition.My fingernails are sharp and can occassionally slice the material after a period of use. That said, they will tear with a little abuse around sharp items, (same as many nitrile gloves) BUT, for most things they protect as adequately as nitrile does and are really handy to have. They do not have a ton of stretch, but do have a lot of flex. I will buy again as needed until my usual subscription resumes, as we tend to need disposable gloves quite often in our house; between cooking, cleaning, DIY things, kids' crazy ideas and gardening.(Gardening note: if digging in dirt for quick task, my short but sharp fingernails punctured gloves-same as with nitrile in that regard. Regular garden gloves will serve you better, though I tried these while harvesting carrots, becuase it is fall and I've worn out or soiled all of my garden gloves and couldn't wait to harvest. :) )

Great fit. Sanitary for use with food. God to use for medical care. Use caution when dealing with needles or anything that can prick the glove, otherwise rip resistant. I use them when working in the garden under my garden gloves as well as cooking. You can use the touch phone while wearing them too

Fit good.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Even though most "plastic' gloves look alike, as a retired nurse I wanted a flexable glove with good fit and no powder. These are very functional for protecting my hands as I apply pain relieving gel to my achy parts. Even though they are slightly more expensive than other brands they are a good value for the price. I plan to put them on reqular orderl

I like these gloves. They run a little small so I use large instead of medium, but they work fine for me in the kitchen where I use them all the time.

Easy to get on. Fits great. Does not tear easily.a

I've been using these gloves for food prep for a while and really like them. They fit well, don't slip, and give you a sense of touch.

When I ordered these gloves, I ordered a size Large for my husband. However, when they arrived, they were not size marked and are actually "one size fits all" - which as we know, isn't true. We're keeping them, but they are a difficult to put on and have to be stretched to fit.