Liberty Glove – Duraskin- T2010W Nitrile Industrial Glove, Powder Free, Disposable, 4 mil Thickness, Medium, Blue (Box of 100)

Update 7-20-20: I'm going to leave my original review as written below but must say now I have a serious concerns. From time to time I've run across a glove that tears and I've seen some yellowing of the material the glove is made of. It hasn't happened too often so I've just thrown them away and grabbed another one. I haven't considered it a big deal until now. I just took a glove out. It tore. Threw it away and took out another one. That one tore too and then I noticed, not only was there yellowing, there was moisture on the glove...actually liquid that looked like water. I was sure my hands were dry but threw the glove away, washed my hands and took out a handful of gloves to inspect. Many of them had moisture on them and had yellowed areas. I've thrown the box away and washed my hands well. I have no idea what the clear liquid is. It looked like water but where would water come from in the middle of the box of gloves when the box is dry and has never been wet? It's a mystery and it concerns me. I won't be ordering these gloves again. I had them on subscribe and save but Amazon discontinued the medium size and switched me to new brand. I haven't received my first box yet but I do know I won't buy these again.This was my original review: These are pretty nice gloves. I wanted something to wear when working with raw meat, poultry, and fish. I'm a bit of a stickler when it comes to cross contamination so I have a cutting board just for meat that I sanitize after every use and now I'm using these gloves. They're fairly comfortable and easy to put on and take off. They're a nice thickness so they don't puncture as easily as a lot of other disposables I've tried. That's especially nice when cutting up a whole chicken or when you've got your hands in water. The finger tips of the last brand I tried filled with water any time I got anywhere near water. These don't.So nice fit...sturdy for disposables...and easy to put on and take off.

I purchased these and have mixed reactions. These nitrile gloves' quality are just fine-- a good price as of time of my review, well made, and Nitrile is a good material, fit is fine, no complaints.However, I did not realize when I ordered that this was the 4 mil version. So I actually ordered these by mistake.4 Mil is fine for food use and for lots of light uses (painting, spraying household grade bug killer, etc). But it's not the ideal thickness for my purposes, which involve volunteer Animal Rescue and possible unknown medical pathogens from sick/injured animal body fluids.So I returned these and purchased thicker gloves locally (through Harbor Freight Tools, actually, which offers options in 5, 7 and 9 Mil).But I'll give these 5 stars for food prep and light household tasks/ shop use. 4 Mil is fine for that, and that's what these gloves are intended for.Hope this is helpful. Stay safe, everybody.

I got these gloves for various purposes, preparing messy food, working on the car, painting or staining, and other tasks that are hard to clean off hands. The medium size was perfect, and were easy to put on the first time. Of course, after a while your hands get sweaty and it gets very difficult to put back on after you remove them, so you need a new pair. That is to be expected and not a problem, there's plenty in a box. Also I worked in clean-rooms where you always have to wear gloves like these, it's always very hard to reuse them once you remove them. They are durable enough for most tasks but after a long time may tear and you need to switch one out. Probably not meant for heavy lifting but great disposable gloves for working with messy things.If you found this review helpful, please offer your vote below!

Substantial and don't tear easily, yet fit close -- often I re-wear a pair a two or three times (or more) before tossing. I use powderless, because I'm handling wood that will need to be finished, and don't want to contaminate, but if that's not a concern I just dust my hands with a dab of baby powder before putting the gloves on to make things easier. Sizing: I wear a women's size 8 glove, with wide hands, these mediums fit fine. If my hands were bigger, I'd need a large. Good luck getting the first several gloves out -- they're **packed** into the box super-tight -- would prefer a little less aggravation in getting them out.

Working on cars and projects that involve fluids, these are a must. And for the healthcare field too, obviously. These don't have powder and fit as advertised. In some brands, my hands are a large, and in others a medium (medium for this brand). My hands are not huge, but feel borderline after experiencing different brands and their "sizes". My only complaint is that sometimes they tear a little easier than I'd like, but it's not anywhere near keeping me from ordering them again. These gloves are not too thick, and not too thin. They're in the middle.

I have sensitive skin and these gloves work great! The gloves don't irritate and they're comfortable. I use them for cleaning as my skin doesn't do very well with cleaning products. It's not a very thick material so it will eventually break if you're cleaning with them for a long period of time. I also use them to administer topical medications to my pets. It's been helpful with minimizing the mess and I don't have to worry about the medications being absorbed into my skin. Overall I'm happy with what I use them for.

These gloves have worked out well for me in doing shop work and in the garage. I've used them when doing things like repacking wheel bearing grease, changing oil or differential fluid, handling chemicals such as photopolymer resins and isopropyl alcohol, as well as general cleaning applications. I find that they very rarely tear in any reasonable use situation, provide good feel, and are easy to put on despite being powder free. They are thin enough that capacitance sensing in touch screen displays normally still works while wearing them.