I never write reviews, but this was such a blatant misrepresentation, I had to warn others! I purchased and expected to receive Clean One Disposable Gloves (I have used these before and liked them). What I received was Member's Mark Plastic Disposable Gloves. This is the Sam's Club brand. And, to add insult to injury, the price the Seller (High End Products) charged me for 1000 gloves was 150% ($15.94) of the price that Sam's Club charges ($10.78) for 2000 gloves!!! Just to be clear, High End Products charged me $15,94 for 1000 gloves and I could have gone to San's Club and purchased twice as many glove (2000) for $10.78. The Seller (High End Products) did not deliver what was represented.

Handy item to have, especially when handling raw chicken. The only complaint I have about these gloves is that they are really large and tend to try to slip off my hand. I use them when I am scrubbing my kitchen sink, bathrooms, etc. but I wear two on one hand as the smell of the cleaning product tends to go through to my hands if I only use one.

We run a daycare and one of the things we do a lot of is change diapers. These are an excellent method for doing so sanitarily. The gloves are very thin, but strong. They go on easily, loose-fitting. This makes it easy to put on and take off quickly. It did feel weird the first time wearing because they are so unlike most of the disposable gloves worn in the past. Still, I like them and they were a good value.

I have using Great Glove Soft Nitrile gloves for food prep and decided to try something cheaper that had good reviews. That was not a good decision on my part and I will immediately go back to using what works best for me.
To begin with, the Clean ones Disposable Gloves seem to be made for someone with Paul Bunyan hands! So they are not one size fits all and far from it.
Second, I use food prep gloves for handing everything in the kitchen. To give you an example, I was mixing meat loaf last night and the gloves kept sticking to the meat and sliding off my hands! It was totally frustrating! Using them to cut vegetables was equally frustrating. They are slippery on the outside and I came close to cutting my fingers a couple of times. Pretty sure a piece of glad wrap or a sandwich bag would have served me better.
Now I am stuck with 1000 (minus the 20 or so already used) cheap gloves. There is only one thing left that I can potentially use them for and that is "doggie poop bags". Then again.....

My only real criticism is that they're not "one size fits all." The size is more XXL. Much too large for my hands, rendering them unusable for food-prep purposes. I'll find another use for them or I'll donate.