First Aid Only 21-027 Nitrile Latex Free Finger Cots, First Aid Kit Refill Supplies for Business, Food Service, and Home, Box of 50

These finger cots are excellent for applying skin creams or first aid ointments to abrasions or other injuries. While not sterile, they are latex-free, which can also be helpful for those with latex allergies. These are more expensive than some of the other choices, yet the quality is superior. I have never seen pinholes or any other defects in them. Highly recommended!

My son is allergic to latex and there just aren't a lot of options available to him in regards to finger cots. He's 11 and cooks a lot. When he had a minor accident with a knife and the nail bed of his thumb, I bought these assuming that since they didn't list a size they might be designed to fit an adult finger and might fit his thumb well. I expected them to have a similar feel to our nitrile gloves. However, these were stiff and hard to unroll. When we finally got one to unroll, the unrolled material maintained the ridges where it had been wrapped around the roll instead of contouring against the skin as I would expect. They are small enough that, since they are stiff, they are pretty tight even on a child's thumb. There is no date on these, so I cannot verify if it is just that the ones I received have exceeded their shelf-life. There just is not enough give in this material to be effective as a finger cot. I've had better luck with simply cutting the fingers off of my medium nitrile gloves for him.Edited to add photo demonstrating undesirable ridges.

Latex allergy makes it necessary to get finger cots online. Since I am a freak about washing my hands, band aids can be a nuisance. These let me keep a wound covered and dry for at least a little while anyway. They slip off of the pinky, but work well on the other digits.

I use a steroid cream and find these finger cots to be effective in applying it to the affected area. Rolling them onto the fingers is a little tight, but they grip well. I have a sensitivity to latex so these are much better. I would recommend this brand.

No one local had latex free and i had two severe cuts on my finger and a desperate need to bathe and wash my hair. I have about average hands for a female maybe a little small and these are loose even on my thumbs. But they did the job with some help. Used so called "water proof" latex free bandages, then the cot secured with a band, then a nitrile glove also secured with a band. It wasnt perfect but it kept the wounds clean and dry enough.I have a disorder that effects tissue and slows healing so every little nick needs extra protection figured these would be handy to have around. Just wish they fit better, oh well

The quality of the cots is great. However, the size is WAY too small. I am petite -just over 100 lbs, but in order to get them on I had to cut off the ring. Hence they only stay on awhile and are shorter. The nitrile is so very comfortable but they just are too small to be easily used but an adult.

These worked out great. A little stiff when you first put them on but loosen up after a couple min of massage. Liked that it stayed on for the whole massage. I'd say I have small to medium fingers and they fit just fine

If there was a way to give negative star I would. My Doc gave me an ointment for my thumbs. Serious dermatitis. She told me to coat thumb then cover with non latex cot. These were the only ones I could find. Total waste of money. Ended up with no ointment on finger. Ended up having to stretch them out before I applied and it still isn’t right.