Bodyguard GL8952 Powder Free Nitrile Disposable Glove, Blue, Medium, Pack of 100

As a childminder I change alot of nappies and clean up alot of mess! I use these gloves to protect me from cross infection and to reduce the number of times i need to scrub my hands (which was making them very sore). The gloves fit well and are snug to the hand allowing me to be sensitive with littles delicate skin, they are robust enough to clean and tidy indoors but would be of limited use outdoors due to tearing. When ordering watch out for price options from varied sellers; other brands aren't as good and finally on reorders check the price as doesnt keep to the original seller or price!

Nice gloves comfortable to wear

Sometimes the product comes as a very thick glove, good quality, other times they are thin and fall apart.

I keep a stash of these in the house and in the car. They are really useful to have around. I use them for painting (especially gloss) and the dirtier cleaning jobs. I have a slight sensitivity to latex so the nitrile gloves work best for me. I used to use cheap marigold gloves from the supermarket but I find these are a lot better and work out cheaper.

I use for mainly gardening. Less elastic than latex ones, hands get much less sweatty than the latter which make my hands soaking wet after a while. Both can be used again and again. The downside is once it gets caught with something, it gets torn right through as if slashed and it's the end of it. For heavy dury gardening, I put these first and ordinary garden gloves so my hands are soil- and dust-free.It would be nice if they were made a bit stronger. Good to have one box in the house. Not bad price either.

I bought these for keeping the muck and grease off my hands whilst working on my bike/car. They do the job very well and seem to be strong enough for most tasks. The slightly textured finger tips help with grip and I have found that I have enough "feel" to perform even quite fiddly tasks whilst wearing them. If you are a cyclist, I would recommend keeping a couple of pairs of gloves with your puncture repair kit; that way you won't get covered in muck if you need to do a roadside repair.

Although they are expensive compared to other gloves, they are worth it. I find that many cheaper ones are wide at the top and so water and dirt falls in quickly, as well as the gloves themselves start sliding off the hand. With these gloves, the top is narrowed to fit to one’s wrist size, reducing the chances of water and dirt getting in.

Bodyguard are my go to brand for nitrile gloves and these haven't let me down. I bought a medium which fit a standard sized ladies hand well.

Danke:-)