PhysiciansCare by First Aid Only by First Aid Only 90377 Nitrile Latex Free Finger Cots, Large (Box of 24)

They feel really snug at first but work well even on my fat thumbs. I'm always getting cracked finger tips and these are the easiest way to help them heal. Also they aren't dissolved by the oils in hand lotions like the previous rubber finger cots I had tried.

These are definitely a single size, so putting on a thumb can be a little tight. Putting over a bandage on a thumb is definitely interesting. They are a bit on the ... "crunchy" side of things, being stiff and kind of has a dried out feeling and hard to first roll down, one handed.But for what it is and does, it works well. Held up through a full day of work and stayed on when putting on other gloves. Kept the area clean and dry. Having a latex allergy kind of limits choices of cots, but these work.

Good product at a good price

This product web-page currently says that these are "Size large" but they are really "One size fits none".(Note that the actual product box does not list *any* size information.)Anyway, see the picture. These cots start off 2 millimeters smaller than the cots we were using before (sadly not available at the moment).And, while the other cots stretched to fit comfortably on any of my medium-large fingers *and thumbs*, these cots do not stretch, are painful to put on, cut off blood flow, and do not fit on thumbs at all. Most of the time, if you need a finger cot, you also need a thumb cot.Using mild finger tension (about 2 grams), the old cots stretch about 5 mm at the opening, whereas these cots stretched less than 0.5 mm.These cots are a waste of resources, time, and money.

I often suffer from cracked fingers due to our climate. These cots were marked Large, but are much to tight for my thumbs. Is there a chance to buy them X-lg