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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 10.0 inches | | Product Width: | 8.0 inches | | Product Height: | 3.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 1.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 8.7 inches | | Package Width: | 4.6 inches | | Package Height: | 2.8 inches | | Package Weight: | 1.1 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 13 reviews |
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| | Features | Manufactured to the Highest Quality Available.Satisfaction Ensured.Great Gift Idea.
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 13 customer reviews )
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5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 Not what I expected, but they are good Dec 16, 2008
By J. D. Skov
So I might have been a bit quick when I bought these as they are not quite what I was looking for: they are not sterile. But other than that, I have put them to use in some cleaning projects and I have never had one rip on me, so I guess that makes them better than most gloves I have used int he past...
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Beyond "not sterile"... Jun 30, 2010
By a reader
I ordered a box each of large and medium gloves because they are available directly from Amazon (Prime-eligible). I did realize when ordering them that they were shop gloves and not sterile exam gloves (and the reviews for the large gloves do mention this repeatedly). What I wasn't expecting was for about 80% of the gloves in each box to be contaminated with an unknown black substance, and for a smaller but significant fraction to be torn! It's one thing for the outer surface to not be sterile - but (1) how do I know what the black substance is and whether it is bad for whatever I'm touching, and (2) how do I know it isn't contaminated on the inside as well? (Hint: not all contaminants need to be visible to be bad for you or for equipment.) The gloves seem fine from a thickness and mechanical design point of view, but if some gloves are visibly torn, how am I supposed to trust that the remainder don't have small tears or weak areas that are about to tear?
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
They Call Me the GLOVE Doctor Oct 26, 2011
By Zolton
"Veni. Vidi. Reviewi."
Halloween is just around the next shadowy blood-spattered corner, and I had no costume. The calendar bent me over, "werewolf-style", and I was running out of time to get my witching season freak on. Also, I was *hauntingly* close to broke, and didn't have a lot of scratch to spend on my holiday outfit. So I settled for what I could get, like a vampire in the Ocean Spray aisle.
I could've spent a fortune dressing up like a doctor -- lab coat, stethoscope, golf clubs, malpractice lawyer. But what really defines a physician? What one accessory screams out "hey, doc!" like no other, for pennies on the dollar?
The exam gloves. You walk around with a pair of these puppies on, and it doesn't matter what else you're wearing -- people just ASSUME "doctor".
Or mad scientist, I suppose. Or these days, TSA screener. So I went the extra mile, to make sure my implied costume was unmistakable:
I only wear ONE glove. And there's nobody -- but nobody -- on the planet who wears just one rubber glove, save for a very... particular sort of doctor. It's a brilliant costume. It cost next to nothing. And no one fights me for potato chips at the snack table at Halloween parties. This may well be the PERFECT costume. Moon River, baby. Moon. River.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Good gloves for the money Dec 03, 2008
By GeeDee
"Busdriver"
I searched the web, and this was the best deal I could find. They seem to be good gloves for the money.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great price Nov 29, 2008
By T. Traub
I got these gloves to use for an anatomical dissection course. I don't want to use latex gloves on a daily basis because latex can cause the development of an allergic reaction. The price is right and the gloves have been pretty good. They were also handy for changing the battery in my car. Note that they're not sterile but perfectly useable for cadaveric dissection. I will say, they're a little on the thin side and tear rather easily, and so I did not give them five stars. But, you can always double-glove.
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