🧤 Arm yourself with Meiweistar – protection that goes the distance!
Meiweistar Disposable Long Plastic Gloves offer 39-inch shoulder-length coverage with 50 pieces per pack. Made from soft, waterproof, and oil-resistant plastic film, these gloves provide durable, multi-task protection ideal for veterinary use, aquarium cleaning, pet care, and household chores. Designed for comfort and hygiene, they include rubber bands for a secure fit and prevent direct skin contact, making them essential for professionals and multitaskers alike.
| Manufacturer | Meiweistar |
| Item Weight | 420 g |
| Product Dimensions | 99.06 x 30.48 x 0.25 cm; 420 g |
| Item model number | 03 |
| Colour | clear |
| Material | Plastic |
| Item thickness | 0.1 Centimetres |
| Number of Pieces | 50 |
| Special Features | Oil Proof, Waterproof |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
W**G
does the job
does all as described happy
A**N
Glove Leaked
Bought to use when unblocking toilet. Glove leaked.
B**S
i think these are the first that are leek proof
ideal for helping clean out blockages .
D**.
Glove size a bit small for a man
I wear a size 9 UK man glove size. These were a bit snug around the base of my middle fingers.
K**R
Great for using in the fish tank
It is not always easy to roll up your sleeves enough to not get wet. Now it is not a problem. They are perfect for this job
M**
Leak badly
I got these to wear while water changing fish tanks as I get ecza. They are useless. They leak and end up with hads in a balloon full of water. Hate to be a vet having to use these. Disgustingp
M**E
Arm in plaster?
These are are really good for showering and other everyday tasks, including outdoor cleaning jobs, as there is a loop to go over the head, keeping the glove in place. Also useful to have individual finger covers. For six weeks in plaster I used six gloves.
R**J
A bit fragile.
The gloves are good but are about as robust as you would expect a very thin polythene bag to be, because thats what they are.As soon as you even brush against anything slightly abrasive in them or apply any pressure to anything with your fingers - they leak.My guide would be that is you are wearing these to do something light that is just unpleasant to get on you then fine, they will do. However, anything that requires any manipulative effort or on any occasion where it actually matters if they leak - no, you need something more robust.
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