Microflex Safegrip SG-375 Latex Gloves - Disposable, Extended Cuff, Exam-Grade, Blue Gloves Size Large

Great quality but runs small. I have skinny fingers and hands , but way too tight on my hands:(Medium should have fit me so if you’re thinking of ordering med,Definitely go with Large!

These are durable gloves

These have got to be the best gloves I've ever owned. The sizing is dead on as other microflex products I have used in the past as well as some Kimberly Clarke or Halyard gloves. I have been through several boxes of these since 2014 and the quality hasn't deteriorated like other brands. The thickness on these are around 9-10 mil and the extended cuff has made these great for mechanical work such as chaining the oil or anything else thats dirty or grimy. Being latex but thicker, these hold up to chemicals better than thinner or store bought disposable gloves. For me these gloves are just what I need. I prefer longer cuff gloves because the standard gloves keep exposing my wrists which often get dirty. Also asfar as extended cuff gloves go these are not overly thick like the 14-16 mil 12 inch cuff latex gloves offered which I find are sized poorly with short fingers and thumbs and the thickness of those also takes away dexterity needed for most of my tasks. Occasionally I will use 8mil 12 inch nitrile gloves but I prefer these latex gloves due to how the fit and feel is. I will defiantly recommend theses gloves and will keep buying these.

First box was great, exactly what was needed and wanted. Came up over my wrists. Well, I order more but they haven’t come and Amazon says if they don’t answer them soon they’re going to cancel the order entirely. So beware...it’s been over a month...these might not come but I wish you well. (And your health) during a difficult global pandemic. Stay positive.

Having used the standard Microflex Diamond Grip (Which is itself a great medical exam glove for most purposes), I find that this is, to date, the best glove I've ever come across.The Pros- It is extra thick (similar to triple-gloving most standard medical gloves), and has a surgical-glove length. The material is surprisingly soft considering it's thickness. These are just a step down from your mother's yellow dish-washing gloves. The Cons: That said, because this glove is extra thick in the fingers, it can be difficult to apply these in medical situations where sensitivity is needed. (it was difficult to detect the radial pulse through these, and almost impossible to detect a carotid pulse, and I wouldn't dare try to palpate a vein to do something like a blood draw, etc. while wearing these- your simply not going to feel much.)All in all, this is an excellent choice for those whom need extra chemical resistance, or whom find themselves in an austere and/or uncontrolled environment, where your chief concern is having a moderate degree of puncture resistance and a high degree of tear resistance.