Cuttte (Approx. 330 PCS) Latex Finger Cots Disposable Medium Finger Gloves

The quality was much better than I anticipated and the price can't be beat for the quantity. They fit my first finger just fine, but it would be snug on anyone with very thick fingers. Overall, this was a great purchase.

The quality of the glove is very good and it is affordable to say the least. Overall I am satisfied for the value I got for the price.

Super handy, great in protecting finger. I cut my finger badly, but still needed to perform duties and play sports. This helped keep the band aid dry, germs out. And even without a bandaid it helps fingers covered. Sturdy and stretches well.

I purchased the "Large" size finger cots. Fit my pointing finger quite well. The tip isn't really "textured", but has some looseness that presents as ripples toward the tips (see photos). On my thumb, fairly tight (enough to be a bit difficult to bend my thumb all the way). In the last photo, it can be seen what kind of impression in my skin was made after an hour of being worn while washing dishes. 2-3/4" long, just reaching the beginning of the web of my pointing finger (where it would become uncomfortable if it went any further). Just snug enough on my pinky to stay put and stay watertight, but just barely. It can be pulled up another 1/4" further, but if pulled too tight (by grabbing it on both sides of the edge), it will tear (not quite as strong as a similar thickness nitrile glove / cot). I normally wear an XL, or preferably an XXL nitrile glove (size 11-12 hand) if available (when doing automotive work, or while handling and packaging bulk food at home, for example). For someone with medium sized hands or smaller, definitely get the Small / Medium. These seem "true to size". I bought these because I do not always want to wear a rubber glove while working on things, as they are not really completely waterproof (water can get down inside the wrist cuff and down to the fingers). In all fairness, part of this may be because I do not like nitrile gloves to be too tight, and prefer ones that are a bit loose. Fair enough. I can be a klutz and often clip the tips and sides of my finger when slicing and dicing small things, like onions, for example. While I can usually staunch the flow of blood from the cut from direct pressure or use a styptic pencil, touch it up with triple-antibiotic cream, then cover with a band-aid, then what?! I can't risk getting it wet by continuing to handle food and washing my hands, working on my vehicles, nor take a shower without wrapping my finger in plastic wrap and securing it with a rubber band. I may need to wait a couple of days for the cut to start to stabilize and heal before I risk opening it up again and make a mess of everything I touch if the cut re-opens. So there goes a day or two while waiting for the cut to heal. This solves that problem nicely. Easy on and off, although it can pinch hair on top of your fingers when being rolled off (if you are a caveman and have that problem too). I've worn it on my finger while washing the dishes, completely submerged, and in the shower. Completely waterproof. YMMV.

The 330-piece latex finger cots are ideal for protecting fingertips while handling delicate tasks. They're commonly used in electronics repair, jewelry making, or even to keep bandaged fingers dry. These finger cots are praised for their flexibility and comfort, and they come in a convenient bulk pack for extended use.

They are good and durable for intended purpose

I'm a lady and these large cots are large and comfortable for my finger's purposes. They're very durable and don't fall apart, even doing heavy duty stuff. But they arent powder free. Powder is felt immediately before you even roll them down. That powder inside them becomes crumbly, if the finger sweats under the cot. I stored these in a little black plastic bowl for the 3 days I had them. When I dumped them back into their bag for the return, that bowl had powder resudue in it. Glove powder is some kind of cornstarch, I read ...but there shouldn't be powder at all on these. I found some white nitrile finger cots size large (on here) and they're powder and latex free and working for me.

I have very dry skin, especially in the winter. I always get cracks on one hand, my thumb and index finger. I use these when I'm showering and washing dishes, otherwise the cracks just get deeper. They fit a little snugger on the thumb, since it is wider, but it keeps the water from hitting my fingers. I used gloves, but that was a waste since I only needed it for two fingers. I also use them, in place of Band-Aids, when I put ointment on the cracks. Fingertip Band-Aids just never seem to stay on.

It is very sticky with bad material

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