Blue Nitrile Finger Cots, 144-Count

These nitrile finger cots are awesome! Early in the Covid-19 pandemic (back in March/April), I was unusually more distracted and clumsy when leaving home to search (i.e., shop) for food and household products all while having to remember to wear a mask. Stress makes us clumsy; and I was for a moment. I accidently closed the car door on my thumb - ouch! Yes, it left an awful bruise, swelling and eventually the death of the thumb nail. During the next 6 months as the nail died and grew out, it was important that I keep the nail bed and cuticle clean and calm to usher in the new, healthy nail. Because I love to cook and my Sunday hobby is baking, protecting the thumb and keeping clean in the kitchen was very important to me. Again, these nitrile finger cots are awesome! Clean, water proof, covers the entire thumb/finger, comfortable (not tight or restrictive), and did not interfere with my ability to handle cooking tools and utensils. I wore one when washing my hair to keep from snagging my hair with the lose nail - terrific. The finger cots also protected the finger from cleaning and drying agents (bleach, soap, etc) and allowed my thumb to health as expected. There are plenty of finger cots in the box. Easy to roll onto the finger. I highly recommend this product.

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I use these finger cots to put a prescription thyroid drug in my cat's ear. They're thick and they work great for doing what I need them to do. I've never rolled them completely up to the top of my finger. I've only used them about halfway upn the middle of my forefinger. They are kind of tight on my finger. I'm not sure if it's because I ordered the wrong size. I ordered a large and I have small hands so for some uses maybe they're supposed to be tight. They were that's all that matters to me at this point and it's better than giving my cat liquid medicine in her mouth twice a day. They are good quality and I would purchase them again.

I read the reviews saying these run small, but thankfully I wear like a ring size 5, so I figured it would be ok, and they fit fine for me. But yes, definitely these will be tight on anyone with fingers larger than that. My only complaint is that I’ve found a few with holes that I had to throw out. Also, they just come in a box not sealed with plastic or even taped closed, so if you’re looking for something classified as “sterile”, I don’t think these qualify, but I hope at least they’re “clean” enough considering they’re titled “first aid only”.

Ok so I gave them only 4 stars on comfort because I dont have small hands but not really large fingers. I bought these for use with polymer clay. Its sometimes easier for just a finger or two to be covered. The only problems I have is that they are really tight on my fingers. Like after 30 minutes I have to give my fingers a rest. Also they have bits of material extra pieces I guess you would call them that stick up at the tip and also on some of the sides. It makes it very difficult to get a smooth finish. I find instead of getting rid of fingerprints I'm fighting to not have prints from the cots.

I'd been using generic latex finger cots from the local pharmacy, and I decided to order these from Amazon for convenience. I prefer nitrile gloves to latex gloves, so I figured I knew what I was getting. As it turned out though, these are extremely thick and stiff, almost like a hard plastic, making them are difficult to unroll onto my finger. Additionally they are smaller than expected, very tight on my index finger but more reasonable on my pinky. The biggest issue however is that they will not stretch or unroll when removing. The box specifically says to unroll them down over the used/contaminated end, but this is effectively impossible. The stiffness and lack of stretch causes them to essentially shuffle off of the finger rather than turning inside out like the latex cots I'm accustomed to. So now my small trash can is filling up with these hard plastic contaminated cones. I will never order these again in the future.

They are slightly tight, like the reviews say. But it doesn't cut off any circulation. I would so much rather it be tight and not let anything in than have it be loose and let stuff get inside. Even after washing my hands, barely any water got in.

From time to time, the skin on my index finger and thumb starts to crack and peel and takes weeks to heal if they are protected. In the past I have used super glue or liquid bandaid with not such great results. Found these and was overjoyed at the idea that I could protect my fingers only when I needed to. I have large hands and these ultimately are not big enough. I tried to stretch them out prior to use but it became too difficult to do and still cut off the circulation to my fingers. The quality of the product seems very good. They are durable and the thickness seems just right...just not big enough for me

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I find these work really well for whatever you need them for (e.g., first aid), however, they can be a bit snug, especially if worn for an extended period of time, so if you have really large hands then they may be too small. I have small hands, and I haven't had any issues with them.

Bought these for crafting, since all nitrile gloves are currently unavailable for purchasing due to the pandemic (which is understandable) I thought these would work fine, just because with constant use of the product I use I get an allergic reaction. I found these way too small and constricting on my fingers and have ripples along the cot which gets transferred to the projects that I work on.

They are large on me as I have small fingers but help protect my fingers as I have contact eczema issues and latex allergies.