Great Value Latex-Free Poly Disposable Gloves, 120 Count, One Size Fits Most

These gloves will truly fit "most if not all" hands. They are really large, and are perfect for the messiest of jobs. They are much stronger than I had thought.

These are awesome! To those who say they are too thin, too big, etc: You just have to use them for the right application! If you expect 120 thick rubber gloves for $.98, well!!!!........................ I use for picking up dog poo, simple grease application, oil filter change, etc YOU CANNOT GO WRONG IF YOU USE THEM RIGHT!

I have big hands, and these are loose on me, which is a good thing. I use these when handling raw meat for cooking or freezing. Just change to new ones when you change the type of meat you're handling. When you're done, just slide them off, and into the trash. These are loose enough to come off easily, without contaminating your hands. I also put a pair on, when cleaning with wet supplies. Definitely a good buy, at an irresistible price.

These are great gloves and super great price. I use them when I'm handling meat products when I'm cooking. The price is so reasonable for a large amount that it's nothing to use several while I'm preparing food. I also use them when I'm using cleaning products, I.e window cleaner, furniture polish, multi purpose cleaner. I never use them when I'm submerging my hands into water. I read the bad reviews with people with small hands and just wanted to add that I have medium size female hands, and although these gloves are loose, they always stay on for the purpose that I use them for. They are not meant to be fitted gloves.

Great for food preparation, cleaning or any time that you want to protect your hands from messes or germs. They work great and you can't beat the price. They have been hard to find during the past two years and I was thrilled to find them at Walmart for such a great price.

Been buying these a couple of years and I love them. Not a penny wasted. I use multiple pairs daily for handling the indoor litter box and outdoor feral cat feeders a couple times a day. Also great for anything else you want to avoid touching. VERY economical for a 2-minute wear and toss, and I've never had any issues with them holding up or being defective in any way. They are intended to be very thin and loose fitting, not like nylon or vinyl at all. If you need something to stay on longer periods of time or do heavy duty work, these are not what you're looking for. If you just want to cover your hands to avoid touching something, these work great.

these are totally what I needed and they were much stronger than I thought. yes they are large on my medium hand. I struggled a little to wash a few dishes. water creates suction that will pull a loose glove like this off. however you need this inexpensive glove for quick hand protection picking soiled clothes, cat litter duties, cleaning scraps out of the sink or containers, just handling things for that are nasty. like taking out the garbage bag you don't want to touch the dumpster with your hand get it? you don't want or need an expensive nitrile or vinyl glove for that. what I am doing is basically saving my hands from being washed over and over and over because I have had skin breakdown from water and soaps. so you use these so you don't have to wash your hands when you just want to touch something icky. I cannot recommend these enough it would have saved me a few bucks at least if I've been using these from the beginning of the pandemic instead of more expensive gloves which now have gone up in price if you noticed. best of luck Janie

The gloves get a 3 because they have small holes so if you're hand is sitting in water or around water for an extended period of time your hand will get wet. Also, they are not form fitting at all. They're really baggy. So they get in your way a lot.

These gloves are useless. I tried using them to clean the bathroom and it's hard to grip things and they are huge. Useless in the kitchen--they come off while I use them and I cannot hold my knives or clean my counters or anything else. What happened to the more fitted, better gripping Great Value gloves I've used for years? For 100 gloves it cost under $4. I'm disgusted by your greed, Walmart.

These are horrible! They're enormous and you can't grip anything with them on. I could hardly wipe my table with a cleaning wipe because of these gloves being so slippery. They're also super thin, crinkly, and have a weird texture. For reference, I usually wear a size medium or large in disposable gloves.