Kimberly-Clark Kimtech KC 500 55083-5.9 Mil, Ambidextrous Nitrile Exam Gloves (Purple, 9.5", Large Size) -10 Box -Pack of 1000 Gloves

強さは大変良いです。 ただ若干手首側が短いかなぁ‼️

When a known good quality product is no longer available, and the only option appears to be a knock-off, it is definitely time to be skeptical. After reading some of the negative reviews, I almost did not order these. However, I felt there were enough positive reviews to give it a try. I was pleasantly surprised. There was one glove left in my Kimberly Clark box, so I put that on my left hand, and the new Halyard Health glove on my right. I am right-handed, so it it was going to rip, let's find out. The thickness felt the same, as did the suppleness. Even the color matched! Didn't notice any hole punctures or rips when I was done. They performed as well as expected. This is important to me because skin will absorb chemicals. It's not as quick as ingesting them, but when skin has a long exposure there is plenty of time to absorb it. Having any cuts or abrasions in the skin just makes it worse. Not sure why there were such bad reviews. Perhaps the initial run was too thin and ripped? Then they corrected it in the next batch? Can't say. All I know is I am happy with them and will buy them again.

医療用でもっと色や質が薄い物を欲しかったのですが・・・

A family member spent several months in several hospitals, and I used a number of different brands of disposable gloves. One of the hospitals used these purple Kimberly Clark gloves. They are the best of any gloves that I used at hospitals then, or at home since. These are a bit larger and fit more comfortably than other gloves sold as the same size, so they're easier to pull on and off and fit snugly, rather than tightly. I've sometimes ripped other gloves when I tugged them over my palm, but that's never happened with these. I don't know if they're thicker than others, but they feel more substantial without any noticeble loss of dexterity. Also the Kimberly Clark gloves are lightly textured and provide good grip. I didn't buy these for a while, because the price was higher, but I started ordering again when the price became more competitive. I think they deserve a premium, but there's just a limit to how much I'm willing to spend on a recurring cost item like this. If it fits your budget, these might be the best gloves you can get.

I'm allergic to both latex and the powder often put in gloves to make them go on easily. I use these purple nitrile gloves for all sorts of things - to apply meds to my pets, to protect my hands from irritants, just to stay clean. I specifically get my gloves online since Walmart's only carries the medium size which fits well EXCEPT they are very hard to get on when your hands are wet. I much prefer the large for that reason. However, if you want to be able to pick up a dime, get a size that fits snugly. One caution. If you decide to use these gloves to apply Bengay, they will work sort of. They will split. Apparently the Bengay is unique in its reaction with the nitrile. I have never had any other substance cause the gloves to weaken. I do use them to apply Bengay, but quickly and carefully. These are an excellent product and I have had excellent service from the company providing them. UPDATE: THE GLOVES I HAVE RECENTLY PURCHASED DO NOT WEAKEN WITH THE USE OF BENGAY. THAT MUST HAVE BEEN A BAD BATCH OF GLOVES. I HAVE USED THEM WITH BENGAY WITH NO SPLITTING AT ALL.