Medline MediGuard Vinyl Synthetic Exam Gloves, Large, 150 Count

I'm not allergic to latex, but decided to give these a try because of the countless latex gloves that I've torn putting them on. The first thing I noticed is that they feel a little odd. Then I realized that it's because they're made of vinyl not latex. I wasn't sure how easy (or hard) they would go on since they're powder free, but they went on real easy. Because they're made of vinyl and not stretchy latex, I had to pull down on a couple fingers of the glove to get it to fit tight against the tip of a couple fingers. I found that my hands didn't sweat wearing these gloves like they do with the (tight fitting) latex gloves. The other thing that I noticed is that after taking it off I didn't need to wash my hands to get rid of the smell of latex, powder and sweat. I intend to buy these in the future instead of latex.

I use disposable gloves regularly and these rank among the best. They pull on my hands easily even though they are powder free. These gloves are sturdy. I've used several of the gloves from this box with no tears so far. Kitchen and Bath room chemicals don't seem to have any adverse effect on these gloves. It's nice to clean without getting chemicals directly on my skin. I would recommend these gloves.

I love these gloves. I do canning and crafts. I use them when I cut my peppers for caning or freezing and they are wonderful. I also use them when I handle chicken. I can use them and throw them away,no washing just take them off and throw them away. Perhaps I shouldn't say this but I use them to wash my dishes. I have rubber gloves but I can't feel what I'm cleaning and in rubber gloves I can't really tell if my plates are clean. I know this sounds awful but I want to know they are clean. I should say I am disabled and can only use one hand to feel what I'm cleaning. I have a dishwasher but try to stay as independent as possible. I do crafts. My gloves see glitter, glue and paint all the time.I love the fact that they are powder free. I feel safe letting my nieces wear them when they are at my house doing crafts knowing they are powder free. I highly recommend them. They are so worth buying.

The Medline Powder-Free Synthetic Exam Gloves are great for anyone with latex product problems. The words 'Exam Gloves' can be a bit misleading because they are not sterile. The gloves are easy to slip on, but as with nearly all powder free gloves, your hands tend to 'sweat' in them and then removing them becomes more difficult. Overall, they do their job and seem strong enough for the many other uses around the house that you may find for them. I find they are great when working with potted plant soil, when cleaning the bathroom, light outdoor duty and anytime you do not want to get your hands dirty. Certainly a few pairs should be kept in every home emergency kit. I have recommended them to family and friends.

I love rubber gloves but hated them just as much because of the powder-like chalk they'd leave behind when I took them off. I have long nails and the chalk would be underneath my nails and cuticles. Since going natural, I do a lot of treatments throughout the month that the gloves are used for. I tried these because I didn't know anyone made powder-free gloves. Loved them so much I threw out the other box I had under the counter. The large size fit my fat fingers perfectly, lol. That was another problem I had with other gloves too...a 'large' never fit and I'd rip the gloves trying to get them on, or worse, while i was working with items that leave stains on your skin. These were a thicker grade of plastic that had just enough give to be snug without squeezing my hand too tight. They didn't rip and I'm very happy with this product.