DuzzitPack of 100 disposable clear gloves

Considering the quantity, these are, IMO, good value for the money.Pretty much like what you'd get at the petrol pumps.

My husband originally bought these to keep his hands clean whilst painting a bookshelf with notoriously messy oil eggshell paint. They did the job perfectly - thin enough for him to have a confident grip, but not so thin that they came apart at the seams.However, I've discovered an unexpected use for them.My eczema has been dormant for years but still flares up in the winter. The freak weather conditions of recent weeks completely trashed my hands and nails. The skin was chapped so raw that I was covered in rashes, cracks and cuts all the way up to my wrist. I tried the 'emollient cream and cotton gloves' routine so beloved of old school dermatologists and the Joan Collins generation, but found the cotton gloves merely soaked up my creams and left my hands as rough as before.That childhood nightmare familiar to all eczema sufferers, wet bandage wrapping, seemed to be the inevitable next step.Then I had a brainwave.I slathered my hands in emollient and slipped a pair of these polythene gloves over my hands. Then slept in them overnight. When I woke up the next morning I was stunned. My hands were healed! In the manner of a religious miracle!Okay, I'm exaggerating slightly, but I was genuinely amazed at the improvement, and my hands were certainly back to normal within just a couple of days.Warning: this method is noisy, it makes you look absolutely ridiculous, and when you wake up your hands will be soaked in sweat. Grim. But because the emollient doesn't transfer, it stays on the skin and lets the active ingredients go to work.I've given four stars rather than five because polythene is obviously terrible for the environment. I do try to re-use if possible, and my 'pre-soaked' gloves seem to be even more effective, but it would be great if the manufacturers brought out a bio-degradable version.

These arrived today and the postman could fit them through the door. Even though you do get 100 clear gloves the actual package is different and shows a hand wearing rubber/surgical gloves. The web photo is accurate however so they have been truthful. They look quite large, so a man might be able to use them. Quite difficult to open them up as they are wafer thin. I actually bought them to clean the oven with, but they aren't adequate and I will have to buy some marigolds for that. I think I could use them for very light work, such as pastel painting, seed sowing etc., though so not wasted. Ideal for someone with eczema on hands, as you could smother cream on and cover up with these overnight.

These gloves are good value for the price.On the one hand these gloves are good for handling shopping trolleys, using the petrol pump, travelling on public transport etc especially during this time of COVID-19.On the other hand these gloves appear to be made of single use plastic which is not good for the enviroment and especially the oceans.In future I would like to see these gloves made from a bio degradable material such as starch or similar.

Considering the very low cost of these disposable gloves to disposable surgical describes gloves, they are very good.I have bought the 'surgical' ones in the past and used them for cleaning silver etc. and they have not lasted the course. These are just as durable and may even be better, as they are not stretchy and therefore less prone to tear on putting on.I am a man and have average sized hands - these gloves were large on me, but will still do a good job protecting my skin. On a petite woman I would say that they would be too large, unless you used an elastic band around the cuff to stop them from slipping forward.

These are excellant value for the price if you get through alot of disposable gloves like I do for many tasks around the house. I was sent large ones that were swimming on my hands and when I contacted the very helpful and courteous seller (Nightingale Nursing Supplies) I was sent gloves that fit just right. I will definitely be ordering more in the future and recommend these.Edit - I recently wanted to reorder some more of these gloves but they were not being sold by Nightingale Nursing Supplies. I emailed the seller SoSupplies who informed me they only did the one size unlike Nightingale Supplies. The gloves came from yet another seller, PriceAttack, and they were so big they kept coming off my hands. I am not sure who is selling these gloves when I order but I will not be ordering again except from Nightingale Nursing Supplies who do different sizes.Edit - I have just ordered clear disposable gloves from Logo Ink which state Medium size and they are a perfect fit. Now I ordered two more packs from them.

I bought these to use when going to the supermarket. They come all stapled together and it is quite tricky to remove the packaging. They are not very thick, about the thickness that the disposable supermarket fruit and vegetable bags used to be. Probably not much good at preventing infection, but gives me a bit of peace of mind.

I bought these to use when I dye my hair as I have large hands and standard gloves split.First of all, these came with a couple of staples piercing directly through the glove. After carefully taking the staples out I thought "no matter, at least the holes will be near the wrist part of the glove.There is no wrist part. They cover the hand to the edge of the palm.Hair dye everywhere!May as well have no bothered using them to be honest.These may be helpful if there is some chore in which your fingers need to be covered but not much else.