AMMEX Indigo Nitrile Exam Gloves, Size Medium, 100 Count, Light-Duty

We order these gloves on a regular basis. I am the caregiver for my 100 year old father and 6 cats. We go through a lot of gloves. I have used them in caregiver duties as well as out in the garden planting flowers. They are heavy enough to withstand normal use. Gardening and kitty claws are not the best on these gloves.

Buying latex or nitrile gloves online can be a crap shoot. Hundreds of brands and none with names you know. When buying from Walmart, you can be rest assured they will be quality regardless of the brand. This has been my experience after several purchases. My latest purchase was Ammex nitrile. I used them today and they are very durable. The size is accurate (large)

These gloves are exactly what I needed. The only reason I didn't give them a "5-star" rating was that they came in a set of 100 instead of 200. Beyond that, there are great. They don't break when you put them on like some brands because that really matters when you're out and about.

I was given the opportunity to review the new product AMMEX Indigo Nitrile Exam Disposable Gloves, through the Wal-Mart Spark review program. I ordered two different types of gloves from the AMMEX company so that I could compare them side by side and give a through realistic review of the gloves. To start with, this glove is super thin and is prone to rips and punctures easier than the other black glove, however, since the material is so thin it allows for a very sensitive touch, unlike other slightly heavier gloves. This ultra-sensitive touch is nice when you are doing things by blind touch only. The medium size fits my hand well with the appropriate finger length to glove size ratio. I generally dust my hands with some talcum or cornstarch to facilitate putting the gloves on or removing them with ease, so since these gloves came as powder-free was of no concern. The box dispenses each glove individually and they don't get tangled or stuck together. Even though the box does indicate that the nitrile glove makes a good short-term barrier against harsh chemicals, I would choose a more appropriate glove if I was planning to use them in that fashion. Overall these non-sterile gloves are a good economical choice for the budget-minded shopper.

Hello, these gloves are made to hold up. They go on easy and don't rip like some others when you are pulling them up on your hand. So far they have held up to gas and oil really good. They also come off easy in that you don't have to work it. You start at the top and they will just roll onto themselves. Have tried a lot of different brands and these seem to be the best so far.