I use these gloves to use when I clean out the litter box, clean my neighbor's backyard chicken coop when they are on vacation, clean up cat hairball vomit off the carpet, do detail cleaning around the toilet or other icky areas. Or picking up something gross on the lawn outside, like a dead mouse or something. You know, stuff you need to do when you don't want to use your bare hands. I also use these to handle raw meat.

As other reviewers have said, these are thin, but I think it depends on what you need them for. They don't usually tear, but if you do more rugged tasks, you may see a tear. These do the job for me, and at a good price. I keep buying them year after year. A box of 500 usually lasts me a couple of years.

That being said, I also keep some other awesome gloves (Playtex CleanCuisine Disposable Gloves) in stock for more involved cleaning or meat handling situations. If you need some tighter fitting, more rugged gloves for stuff like making meat patties, mixing meatloaf with your hand, washing/stuffing/de-boning chicken before putting in the oven, using hair color, doing a big dirty work job that you need to protect your hands from, etc., I can highly recommend Playtex CleanCuisine Disposable Gloves. You can buy them on Amazon. I keep a pack or two of those around for rougher tasks. They come in packages of 30. I usually buy a 3-pack (90 total) for about $20. (These Playtex gloves are not to be confused with the really thick rubber gloves that are sold one pair at a time. These CleanCuisine are use once-throw-throw-out

My recommendation is to try these basic gloves (the price is right) for basic tasks, but also get yourself some Playtex CleanCuisine Disposable Gloves for more protection when you need it.

I wanted cheap disposal gloves and thats exactly what I got.These did not come in a box rather they arrived in 5 bags which didn't really bother me too much however if their advertised in a box than thats how they should arrive.I purchased these for the older kids to paint and just put a ribbon around the ends , nothing thats going to cut off their circulation.They seem to be smaller than advertised but than again I should have assumed they would be since they did come from China and generally their sizing is off compared to our sizing in the USA.These Are very thin and do tear very easily .I personally would never use these to handle any food whatsoever because who knows what these are really made with.I think they will be ok just for protecting hands from getting paint all over them at least somewhat but I did end up going to Walmart and found way better disposable gloves there that are durable and don't tear.I gave two stars because they did arrive way sooner than estimated delivery date and because the quantity seemed reasonable price point wise however not for quality though .I should say we just got these and so far the first few pairs held up but a few others came right apart within minutes so they had to replace with another pair.I honestly don't think it was a big loss for me given the price and It's my fault for not reading any reviews prior to ordering.I may find other uses for them but certainly not to handle food!

These were a waste of money - you get what you pay for and this is what I got for trying to save a little money unfortunately. Useless gloves shipped from China. They don't even look like what is pictured here - they are super thin and rip easily, and they barely cover the entire hand - they do not go up over the wrist at all and this is on a smaller adult-sized hand. Shipping took exactly 30 days and while it stated it could take this long to receive my order I didn't really think it would take so long.

We bought these last year and they were exactly what we wanted: the right size to fit both female and male hands, good thickness, packed into a convenient dispenser box, and shipped promptly. When we ordered them again recently, we got a bunch of cheap garbage. They were delivered nearly a month after ordering, not in a dispenser box but folded into plastic bags, so thin that we mistook two of them for just one glove, and the size and shape are laughable: not long enough to cover my own hand to my wrist so you can imagine how little coverage they afford for my husband's hand. Being so thin they're also hard to open, and there's no way they can provide adequate protection. (The previous gloves we purchased were marked as being food-service approved. No such notice on these, and it's easy to see why.) The photo is obviously of the gloves we purchased last year, not these. Don't waste your money; if it weren't such a hassle I'd send them back. Instead we'll find a children's group (nursery, camp, whatever) that can use them as they were clearly not designed for adult hands, and see if we can find better quality gloves elsewhere.

I went back through my Amazon order history to re-order these and they are not the same as the gloves I ordered previously (prior order is pictured on the left). The gloves that were recently shipped (pictured on the right) are not as well made, they are not the same size, they are difficult to put on (I consider my hands small...4.75 ring finger) and have the fight to get the new gloves on, and they are shipped in a baggie with no identifying info on whether they are food grade quality. Prior shipment was in a box and the box was clearly labeled that they were safe for food. Prior shipment's gloves were larger and fully covered my wrist. Very disappointed with this product.