Medical Soft Max Lilac Nitrile Disposable Gloves 1000ct Latex-Free Powder-Free Non-Sterile Food Safe Cleaning Exam

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** Medical Soft Max™ Lilac Nitrile Disposable Gloves, 1000ct Latex-Free Powder-Free Non-Sterile Food Safe Cleaning Exam. I have tried a great variety of disposable gloves over the years, and these are some of the best. Although they are a bit on the thin side, they definitely still get the job done. I am a germaphobe, so I wear gloves for everything almost. I had been buying single boxes of disposable gloves often, but getting this great value of multiple boxes was something I could not pass up. I cannot wear latex as it puts a rash on the backs of my hands, so I was overjoyed to be able to receive these nitrile gloves. They will last me a very long time, I believe. They are durable and flexible, but only a couple pair did rip when I pulled them on, but not a big deal for me. Just grabbed a new pair. I wear size Large and these gloves fit me perfectly without struggling to put them on or remove them. The protection while wearing these gloves is a plus. The purple color is a nice change from the usual white or black colors — subtle but cheerful. They go on smoothly, fit comfortably, and don’t leave that sticky feel some gloves do inside. Since they’re latex-free and powder-free, no irritation either. Great value for the bulk pack— I use these gloves for everything from kitchen work to cleaning and even crafts, and preparing foods. They are so handy to have around for everything, including coloring my hair. Very happy to have them at the ready. So happy I found this awesome 1,000ct value on Amazon. Read more

These gloves are excellent quality! They’re thicker than standard food-prep gloves but still flexible enough to move and grip easily. The textured fingertips make it easy to handle everything from kitchen prep to cleaning, and they don’t tear easily. I actually had to use duct tape to clean up microscopic glass shards off the floor this morning, and I wore these gloves to protect my hands. The tape kept getting aggressively stuck to the gloves and I'd have to use a LOT of force to pull it off, and they didn't rip once. Awesome quality. I also love that they’re latex-free and powder-free, so no worries about allergies or irritation. The lilac color is a nice touch too - much nicer than plain disposable gloves. The 1000-count box is a fantastic value, and they’ve quickly become my go-to for household and work tasks. Strong, comfortable, and reliable. I highly recommend! Read more

These lilac nitrile gloves feel thicker and sturdier than the cheap ones I’ve bought before. They’re comfortable, easy to put on, and haven’t ripped on me yet. Great for cooking, cleaning, hair dye, or random house chores. The color is nicer in person and not that dusty chalky look some nitrile gloves have. For the price per glove, these are a good bulk buy. Read more

I work at a clinical setting, and use a lot of disposable gloves. I use them at home as well to do a lot of housework. I like and have been using Halyard (formerly known as Kimberly-Clerk) nitrite exam gloves (lavender) size S. My work used to buy Halyard gloves (grey) but switched to a cheaper (in its price and the quality) brand that are thinner and tend to rip so easily. This is very similar to Halyard gloves. The size is the same with about an inch longer on the wrist. The color is much darker than Halyard's. Both have textured fingertips but Supmedic's fingertips gives you more grip, and the rest of the gloves also given you a better grip. For an intricate job like obtaining an IV access, I might prefer Halyard's but with housework, this may be a better choice since you'd grip things better. I used to clean the house, and none of them ripped while putting them on. The price is decent. Halyard's gloves used to be $15 for 250 gloves but the price is getting higher, and for 1000 gloves it's higher than Supmedic's. But Supmedic's gloves are made in China and we'd never know what will happen to the price, while Halyard's been making their gloves in other Asian countries so the price possible stay as is now. The conclusion is, I like these gloves as much as Halyard's, and I'll choose whichever offer a better price at any time I need more disposable gloves. The pictures show Halyard's nitrite disposable gloves 250/box and this item, 100/box. Supmedic's glove in the picture has a blueish hue for some unknown reason, but they're definitely purple, only darker. Addendum 09/14/2025 I kept using these gloves and I noticed they feel a little tighter. It's not the size but it feels like these gloves are very slightly thicker than Halyard's. That gives you a little better fit with less space between my hands and whatever I might be holding. I have not had any that ripped while putting them on. I have not been able to decide which gloves I like more, but these gloves are definitely good gloves. Read more