Nitrile Exam Gloves - 50ct - up&up™

Work great and are strong enough for most household jobs. I even use them for light yard work and gardening.

I have been buying these for years and my latest box of them is too small! I can barely move my hands in them now. I wear these almost daily and I’ve never had an issue before. The price has also gone up quite a bit.

Used to be much thicker, more durable and more comfortable - and I think cheaper. Disappointed! Bring the old ones back!

Gloves are good

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i bought these thinking one size fits all. i have a medium size hand. medium size gloves fit me nicely. these were too tight. i am extremely unhappy , for i bought these for immediate use and comfort and they did not fit. i hope you can consider this for this can inconvenience a large number of people. just so you can save money? why would you say one size fits most??

Perfect for jobs around the house.

I don’t know what going on with this new batch after buying them for years. The quality now is poor they break and rip very easily. Even before you can attempt to put them on. Very disappointing!

They changed the manufacturing on these gloves, and they are now terrible. Too thin, they don’t go on easily and they tear just trying to put them on. Waste of money now. I wish they kept them the way they were before.

Too small, I don’t consider my hands to be very large and these run small and are tight on me.

I think they switched these to XS instead of One Size Fits Most. Horrible quality now. I guess I’ll go back to CVS brand

excellent product

This stretch better for my arthritic hands (larger than before) than the vinyl gloves. Much less stuck to my hands with these on compared to bare hands when making lefse and Kransekake

Target, Please make up your mind if you're going to sell the light blue (old style) or the dark blue (new style) nitrile gloves. The dark blue are a 100 percent improvement over the old gloves. They're a little bit thicker and larger, but go on so much easier than the old light blue especially if your hands are the least bit damp. I have thrown out countless old light blue gloves because I couldn't get them on and they ripped before I could even use them. The last time I went to purchase these, I ended up being stuck with the old light blue version. Are the dark blue off the market or not?

These were already cheap nitrile gloves. In the name of profit, they have been changed, and are now obviously using less material. Newest box of these gloves are tighter, and rip more easily, making it obvious to the regular customer that less material is being used, and the gloves are more expensive than before. It’s like adding water to soup and charging more for it. They really think the consumer is braindead, and that we won’t notice, but we notice. Soon I will be doing ALL of my shopping elsewhere, not just these gloves. But the gloves told me everything I needed to know about your model for customer satisfaction. Glove is tight around the hand, and I have small hands! As other customers have mentioned yes a very strange BO type smell. Kind of incredible that this experience has been so bad it cost a lifelong customer.

The new gloves are horrible! I’ve bought these for years and the quality has gone way down! I no longer buy these.

These are not the same

Does what it needs to. Doesn’t set off my plasticizer allergies which happen with some lab glove brands.

These are not the same gloves previously purchased. They’re a different color and material. They easily rip and falls apart.

The new deep blue gloves (marked with "Made in USA") are a big upgrade for most people and most uses. They're noticably thicker than the previous model and don't burst when used for cleaning like the previous model. I have used a couple boxes of each and have noticed fewer imperfections in the new deep blue model. Both models occasionally had tears near the cuff, and no glove manufacturer produces perfectly uniform gloves. The defect rate is comparable to any standard medical examination glove I've used, and these are much cheaper! This model also has improvement in smell: the old model had a sulfur-like odor which I tend to associate with poor quality nitrile; this new model is odor-free. Some reviews mention a poor fit or tearing: these gloves do have less flex than the previous model because they are thicker. This makes them less likely to tear when wearing a proper size, but will cause problems for people with very large hands. I'd say these are likely a size 8-8.5 glove (medium to medium-large) and if you need a size large or XL these will probably be tight. I think this may explain some of the very negative reviews. Some reviews mentioned discoloration on the glove; this is often caused by improper storage. I have experienced this with the old style of glove, but have not seen it with the new deep blue model. Still, if the gloves are shipped to the store in a truck subjected to extreme heat, I could see this happening. Nitrile will degrade when exposed to ozone, UV light (like sunlight), excessive temperatures or moisture, and a number of chemicals. Non-air conditioned vehicles do get very hot in the summer and cold in the winter. As with any protective equipment, it's a good idea to fully read the instructions for best saftey. If you plan to store these gloves in a non-climate-controlled environment like a garage or a car (or above a stove or in a laundry room), nitrile is probably not a good choice of material and something like neoprene gloves would probably be better. These gloves hold up with everyday cleaning chemicals like Clorox wipes, but I haven't used them with strong bleach. If you plan to use these with particularly harsh chemicals, check your chemicals safety data sheet for appropriate PPE as some chemicals will likely recommend butyl or other specialty gloves. For everyday use, these are some of the best gloves I've found outside of commercial/industrial supplies.