Youneedthat Nitrile Glove Liners for Eczema, 20-Count Aerosilver Safety Gloves with Non-Slip Grip, White (S, M, L) Food Prep

This product has been a huge help! I honestly hadn't ever heard of glove liners before, and I've been wearing nitrile gloves for over 20 years! The brand I used was discontinued during/after the COVID epidemic, so I've tried several new ones. I was using one brand, but they continued ripping after barely using them. I found a thicker mil and I really liked them. Unfortunately, due to the thicker mil's, I started noticing a really bad smell on my hands after wearing them. The longer I wore them, the worse it got, until I wasn't able to get the smell off with just a strong soap and water. I was searching for ways to get rid of the horrific and nauseating smell (Yes, it was that bad!), when I came across an individual who had all of the same home remedies that everyone else had posted, but they also recommended using a glove liner to prevent it from happening again. Imagine my surprise when I checked Amazon and found numerous pages of them! I couldn't believe that there were so many of them for something that I'd never even knew existed. I was thrilled, but also really frustrated! I didn't know what to look for, which would be the best, etc., but after looking through the different ones for almost 2 hours, I realized that I kept coming back to this one. These gloves had a wide wrist band that I figured would be good while trying to get the nitrile gloves on/off, there were different sizes available, they didn't look to have thick seams around the fingers (which I knew would interfere with the nitrile gloves), they are washable/reusable (I absolutely loved this feature!), and the price was very reasonable for the quantity. When I received the gloves, I quickly found out that all of the qualities that I listed above were true, as well as a few other things. It's impossible to tell from a computer screen how thick/thin it was, the quality of the materials, etc., but I was very impressed with the quality of the gloves, as they were exactly as stated in the description. I tried them out and found that they work extremely well, but more importantly, they protected my hands from the horrific smell from the sweating that I had been fighting. While using only the nitrile gloves (the thicker mil's), my hands would sweat a lot. When I used both sets together, I noticed that not only did I not sweat nearly as much as before, but the liners kept the sweat off of my hands the entire time I wore them. Honestly, I would have been thrilled if that was the only good quality they had, but I was very happy that they were everything that the seller described and so much more! The only thing that I found any issue with was the sizing of the gloves that's listed on the page. The nitrile gloves that I have are really snug by themselves, and I worried that I wouldn't be able to get another glove underneath them. I originally ordered the medium (even though I wear an adult small or children's large), because that's what the sizing chart said. The next day, I decided not to wait for the first order and went ahead and ordered the small as well. I'm really glad that I chose to order the small, because those actually fit my hands. The medium size was a bit too long in the finger areas, but due to the stretchy aspect of the gloves, they fit in most of the other areas, just not as well as the smaller ones. If you wear your nitrile (or whatever type) gloves snug or tight, I would suggest ordering either the same size as the gloves you're using or one size smaller, if available. When I measured my hands, they measured what is shown as the medium. The medium does fit, but the small size actually fits better in all areas, especially when wearing them under a snug pair of the nitrile gloves. Also, it took me a couple of times wearing both sets of gloves to become comfortable with the thickness of them. It's not bad, just different. Kinda like how it was when I initially started wearing the nitrile gloves ~ it wasn't a bad feeling, just something that I had to get used to. I would suggest using both sets of gloves at least 3-4 times before you try to make a decision about using them long term. I think that you'll like them more when you're used to using them. I would definitely recommend these gloves. Also, I decided to keep both the small and medium size gloves. I figured that I could use the medium size for other types of gloves that I can't find in the small size (ie.. gardening, household cleaning gloves, etc). I also forgot to mention that I have already washed a few pairs of these gloves, which I put in an intimates bag, and they did great.

I have spent many years working in the food industry as a cook and kitchen manager which requires me to wear gloves the majority of my work day. Recently I have developed an allergy to nitrile gloves and when I wear them I get an itchy rash across my hands that is pretty unbearable. I tried switching to vinyl gloves as well as latex and even tried a low allergy hybrid to no avail. The other gloves just don't allow me the mobility to do what I need to do and it's important that I wear the Nitro daily. I got these liners as a possible answer to my prayers. I've worn them the last 3 days at work and I must say I absolutely love them! They are comfortable, breathable, easy wear and wash for reuse, and I can just put my Nitro gloves right over the top of them and not have to worry about a thing! Also , I am now able to handle more plates and cooking situations without burning myself as easily given they have a little padding to my hands now . They have just enough stretch to them that they are still snug on my hands but I'm still able to move and they're not too thick so I'm also able to feel things enough to continue wearing them . Not too warm in the hot kitchen as you would think . The kitchen I work in stays around 96° while cooking on the line and I worried that wearing gloves under my gloves would be too warm for me and not allow my hands to breathe enough to keep me cool enough but these puppies can breathe! These are very cool and I recommend them to anybody who's dealing with the same issue that I did!

These gloves are nice. I wore them under nitrile gloves and my hands didn't sweat at all. They also helped provide adequate hand protection in the instances the nitrile gloves tore. The only downside is that they really aren't easy to wash. If for whatever reason they do happen to get dirty or stained, those stains don't come out even with bleach. After heavy use and a few washes, the gloves get a little fuzzy. If I needed something to wear under nitrile gloves, I would buy them again. I did use them on a few occasions without the nitrile gloves and they also worked well as a stand-alone product... but if you do that then they will get worn out and be prone to dirt accumulation much faster.

I work with my hands in nitrile gloves all day, and these things work very well in keeping your hands from getting all wet and slimy inside your nitrile gloves. My hands stay dry all day, and the gloves take the moisture instead. So after a few hrs of wearing nitrile gloves, it is good to remove the gloves and let the liners breathe for a minute. Then, it is back to business as usual. They are comfortable, and they size down a little so they can stretch and stay snug on your hand while in the gloves. Powder-free Nitrile gloves go on and off without any issues.

These really are nearly seamless! Apart from the closure at the very tops of the fingers, seams only appear to be changes in weave. I still would recommend turning these inside-out to trim all the loose ends or at least keep them from leaving marks, because these are small. The Large liners are tight on a medium hand: compression gloves The weave is loose like the picture (and accented by being stretched tight). You can actually use touch devices through these (that could be the stretch or the silver). It will roll and fray if cut for modifications. These will soil quickly and are washable, but they are disposable liners for disposable gloves. Apart from the initial tightness, they are comfortable enough to wear all day. They loosen from wear and manual washing, but they'll tighten up when machine washed and dried. Since it's a white fabric, they don't always clean well, but, again, they're disposable.

God I hate wearing gloves. Vinyl, nitrile, latex, whatever. Just a couple minutes of contact and I have sweat pouring down my arms and leaving me feeling absolutely disgusting. I cannot praise this product enough, now I can wear gloves for hours on end without my hands drowning in pools of sweat. They wick away moisture, without drying out my skin, keeping my hand, and nails, happy and healthy.

I really like these gloves. They are knitted to your finger not like other ones that have sewn line around your finger. I use it under my nitrile gloves to work in garden so that I don’t have sweat problem under nitrile glove.

I am not discouraging others to try this product because apparently there are many favorable reviews. However, I think the Aerosilver is not for everyone. My hands have been suffering for almost 2 years. I believe the Aerosilver possibly aggravates my hands and may weaken the skin barrier's natural immunity mechanism in the same way antibacterial handsoaps do. My skin has been thru a lot. If you are new with eczema on your hands this may help. After all eczema cracked hands do have extra risk of infection. I tried these because I was ready to try anything that seemed like a plausible remedy due to my hands having no success with other items. If you have really bad hands like me, you may want to try a plain fabric glove liner from a trusted source. Aerosilver is not something I ever even heard of before. I researched the silver aspect,and that seems safe, but I am used to American regulations and trials of products and it appears this product has very little known usability.