NEOGEN IDEAL 043-3106 086033 Shoulder Length Disposable Ob Glove, 100 Piece Box

I use these shoulder length disposable gloves for pulling poison ivy in my garden. I wear my regular garden gloves first and then wear these gloves over them. You need rubber bands to hold them in place; otherwise they will slip down. Wearing these gloves allow me to pull the entire plant out, as the poisonous oily resin called urushiol (which causes dermatitis on contact) is not only found on the leaves, but also on stems as well. After any rainfall, this nasty weed always seems to pop up everywhere in my garden. Before I found these gloves, I used to wear plastic grocery bag to protect my hands. These are so much better -- although they are HUGE on my hands!I also wear these gloves to clean my fish tank. Maybe I’m lucky, but so far, none of the gloves I used leaked. I still have a lot left, but when I run out, I will be ordering again. What a GREAT product!

Much sturdier than the ones I used previously in my fish tanks. I used these to weed poison ivy in my yard wearing other gloves underneath and it worked beautifully!

I can’t tell you how many goat babies we’ve delivered needing these and honestly I don’t know why I haven’t thought about buying them before. This year for Christmas our daughter gave us these and WOW! I LOVE these and our Vet Shed will NEVER be without them again!

I bought these to cover my hand after surgery so I could keep it dry in the shower. Cheap and easy solution for post surgery. I wish they came in small count boxes because I needed at most 15, but I'm keeping the box in case I need to clean up something disgusting.

I have two boxes of these that i use for gutting big game animals in the field. They are much more cost effective than buying the Primos packs. We also use these on cattle. A little trick to keep the arms from sliding down is buy a box of alligator spring clips and clip the top of your sleeve to the top of your shoulder glove.

I use these gloves to perform maintenance on my aquarium since I wear lotion. The gloves are super thin, which is great for dexterity, but they do tend to get little tears along the seams. For me this isn't a big problem as the water that gets inside the gloves doesn't seem to be going back into the tank. But I think this would prove to be a significant problem for their intended purpose of large animal exams.

I use these when I sulfur dip my cat. I put these on over an old long sleeved shirt, put a rubber band above the elbows to hold them up, then short latex gloves over the top of the long gloves on my hands so I have better dexterity. Work great for my purposes.

Bought them to use in a saltwater aquarium during maintenance. They leak at the seems in the fingers. I have to wear regular latex gloves over the top to stop them from leaking