SHOWA 7500PF Sustainable EBT Latex-Free, Powder-Free, Nitrile Disposable Single Use Safety Gloves, 4 Mil, 9.5" Length, Medium (1 Box)

Used while showering to wash my open surgical wound and while performing dressing changes post operatively. Great, comfortable, fitted but comfortable gloves that felt very durable. I wish I could speak to the how this might break down once it is disposed but fortunately they felt very sturdy while using them.

Finally, Biodegradable disposable gloves have achieved the quality and consistency to replace non-degradable gloves. Priced comparable to regular disposable gloves too.Use them extensively for gardening, planting and outdoor chores involving water, detergents and harsh conditions that dry out hands. Actually holding up better than some conventional nitrile gloves used lately

These gloves are fantastic! Yes, they’re a bit pricey, but the quality is worth it. I ordered the green color to match my apron, and they’re perfect—durable, comfortable, and easy to use. I use them daily and still have half the box left. Highly satisfied and will definitely repurchase!

I have used one pair of gloves, multiple times wrapping packages and they have held up no thinning of material, no tearing, I have washed them off, I have rubbed them with alcohol to sterilize multiple times, and there's so far been no deterioration of the material. So it does make me question when it says these will bio degrade faster than other brands of Nitro gloves, because these are holding up like no other. I'll say in regards to environmental friendliness is that I have been able to reuse the same gloves many times. I'm still on the first pair of actually. They fit great, minimal slippage. For me they're perfect. No complaints

I use these mainly for shop work, but have also used them for things like changing out filters on my RO system when I want to keep things clean. Size is accurate. They almost never rip when donning, and generally stay in one piece. As with any nitrile glove, and sharp puncture will result in a tear, not a problem with the glove, just the nature of nitrile.They hold up to all the chemicals that regular nitrile will handle. Make sure you know what those are. Never had a single glove with a pinhole, so QC is excellent.Note that these are biodegradable only in the proper setting, such as a city landfill that uses proper fill techniques. They won't degrade if you just throw them on the ground (not that you should), or in the ocean, or in your compost bin. But, compared to standard nitrile gloves, they are a step in the right direction as far as sustainability, so that's why I use them.

I've used these for nearly a year and I'm really happy with them and will keep buying. However, last box I bought was covered with a weird, waxy residue that smelled like soap. Almost like someone had found stock that had been thrown out/damaged and was selling it. Since I had no idea what it was all over the box I threw the box out but kept the gloves.

These size Ms are a bit big on my normally S hands but they don't break at all because they're not hugging my hands so close. You can use your touch devices with these on! Biodegradable!!!

Ended up buying a full case of these. They are strong and get the job done without breaking.We ue them for working with mild chemicals like home arts and crafts, or while doing mechanic work or picking up gross stuff.I haven't truly tested their biodegradability in a home compost yet. I do find that if they are being used to cover a wet container, any part of the glove touching moisture for an extended period does seem weaker. Do with this information what you will.I have large hands (ring size7.5) but am a female. Bought size large and think medium would fit better. I think it's nice to not have to struggle to put them on, and even though they are a little loose, they never fall off or anything. The only downside to the larger size is the wrists get loosey goosey and can let water in.My (male) spouse has average hands and wears these with no problems or complaints.