UNNI Compostable Food Prep Gloves, Powder-Free, For Food Handling, Cleaning & Gardening, Earth Friendly, ASTM D6400, US BPI, CMA and Europe OK compost INDUSTRY Certified, San Francisco

I was surprised by the thickness of these gloves. Work really well for food prep and love that they're eco-friendly

Twice daily, I scrub and change out the water in a gallon size bird bath. I wear these gloves for my own safety because wildlife (birds, raccoons, fox, and deer) can carry many pathogens and one small cut on my skin is all it takes to contract something.These gloves are compostable, and unlike other similar copies/brands I've tried, do not rip from a little friction. I wanted to mention - sometimes you need to moisten your fingers to pry them open. You will think they are single ply, but they are not.These are a good value for single use gloves.

These are great for food prep and simple tasks to keep hands clean… however, i dont recommend using when doing heavy duty tasks like washing dishes or requiring to use your hands roughly and requires a lot of pressure as they will break easily. It is great that these are compostable and wont harm the environment which is why i give it an extra star.

I like using gloves that are latex free and these compostable food prep gloves are amazing. I feel comfortable using gloves while handling seafood and chicken I also like that they are powder free. I received the order faster than expected.

These gloves are very useful for food prep and also can be used for other needs like hair coloring, picking up outside, etc. Great value as well.

Good Price compared to other disposable gloves

Okay, my hands aren't huge but they aren't tiny. I wear size L or XL dish gloves for reference. But these gloves are MASSIVE. My fingers constantly end up close to the palm section of the glove.Other than that, they work fine.

My partner gets a lot of nicks on his hands from the dry weather here so he likes to wear these for food handling - especially when dealing with meat. We've tried other brands but these are by far the best. My two critiques would be 1) I wish they were longer on the arm, so they cover your wrist more - we sized up but then you get more of a chance that they slip off. 2) Easier to open the gloves to put your hand in - usually it's pretty easy to just cause a little friction with the material and they'll split open so you can put your hand in, but sometimes you can sit there for 5 minutes until you end up throwing the glove in the compost. Not sure if a more uneven or serrated edge would work?