Millennial Essentials Disposable Latex Finger Cots 500pcs (Medium), Anti-Static Rubber Fingertips Protective Finger Gloves Applicators for Electronic Repair, Painting, Jewelry Cleaning

I'm old. I like dirt. Dirt makes me happy, and there is scientific evidence that this is true. Digging in my garden is my existence in these days of COVID. But, it dries out my finger tips. So much so that my thumbs cracks and bleed. All types of gloves are hot and/or awkward.But these finger cots are my answer! One on the thumb and I'm out there digging happily. Any other finger gets out of line, there's a cot for that! I am a happy, and happily dirty, camper.

I don't have very big hands, but the medium cots were too small. The large ones do fine. I use them for treating cracked fingers in the winter. Well worth the price!

Sometimes paper cuts or irritated areas of a fingertip just won't heal, and these fingertip protectors (sometimes referred to as "finger condoms") are the only answer. I rated them a 4 for comfort because I am usually aware of the bottom part that holds the covering onto the finger. Durability rating is based on what this product is - once you put it on your finger, it rarely is reusable. But at the price for this large package it does not matter. I was fed up with buying the multi-sized packages from the drug store because those seem to be made for elementary school children, and we ended up throwing them all away except for the 4 or 5 large sized ones.

I have a "Medium" tennis grip (4 1/2") with average sized fingers. I ordered the Medium finger protectors, and they work for me. They're too small for my thumb, but they work with my other digits. It's a trifle tight for my middle finger, so I keep the protector rolled up just past the fleshiest part of that finger unless I need to immerse it in water, at which point I roll it back down. I find I can do that quite a few times without weakening the protector.

These cots are shorter than the Grafcos I normally go with (out of stock), as well as tighter/smaller. When trying to roll them down my finger they tend to tear. They're also a bit thicker. That sounds good but makes them more rigid and difficult to unroll. If your fingers are smaller, this may not be as much of an issue. I can also imagine many people preferring this thickness. Bottom line--they're not terrible and the price was good. In a pinch, I would settle for these again.