Microflex N89 Disposable Nitrile Gloves w/Rough Finish & Powder Free for General Use, Sample Taking

I’m surprised—and, frankly, rather confused—by any negative ratings I can see of this product. Ansell MICROFLEX® Gloves are top-tier…in my opinion, yes, but also, just like…objectively…I was first introduced to the brand when my SO was working at various times as a firefighter, as a paramedic, etc. More than one of his employers out here in California provided their first responders w/ Microflex gloves, and he’d occasionally come home with an unused pair in his pouch, left over from a call. I started swiping those spares, just to do household chores or messy crafts, and I kind of fell in love with them.I use disposable nitrile gloves nearly on a daily basis (picking up after or dispensing medication to my pets, finishing-up daily cleaning projects, etc.), and I’ve tried quite a few brands and styles. These are a serious favorite of mine (maybe coming in second only to the same brand’s Microflex dual-layer exam gloves).These gloves don’t tear nearly as easily as most disposable nitriles; they aren’t thin, nor flimsy-feeling like many others; they don’t have the gross powder on them; and they have a really superior fit (particularly in the fingers). I’m not a fan of other disposable gloves which are properly snug around the back-of-hand and palm areas, but that get loose/baggy around the fingertips. Those can make it really difficult to handle small objects. But these gloves make it easy to work equally w/tiny pieces and w/large items.I highly recommend these babies!