Food Grade Disposable Gloves: Extra Thick Clear PE Film
Hands stay out of the sauce, so the food stays clean from the first shell to the last. These extra thick, clear PE gloves are food grade and loose enough to slip on and off between tasks. Built for crayfish boils, daily kitchen prep, catering trays and salon work.
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Hands stay out of the sauce, so the food stays clean from the first shell to the last. These extra thick, clear PE gloves are food grade and loose enough to slip on and off between tasks. Built for crayfish boils, daily kitchen prep, catering trays and salon work.
Thick, food-grade transparent gloves that keep food and hands clean during seafood and kitchen prep
- hand contact with food
- greasy or spicy residue on hands
- skin irritation from sauces and oils
- hygiene in catering and salon work
Messy seafood prep, hands stay clean
Before: sauce, oil and shell residue on bare hands and on the food you serve. After: a thick, clear, food-grade film between your hands and every crayfish, wing and tray.
Thick enough to trust, clear enough to check

Thick film that holds up
The film is noticeably heavier than the thin clear gloves sold in most grocery aisles. It resists shell edges and sticky seasoning better, and it does not tear when you pull a crayfish from a hot pot. Pick a pair, work the tray, and bin it when the job is done.

Food grade, clear to check
The packaging states food grade, and the film is see-through. You can spot a smear of chili oil or a spot of residue on the glove before it reaches a wing or a serving tong. Fresh gloves are easier to judge when you can see the surface, so check between each handful.

Loose fit, quick changes
The one-size-fits-most opening slides on without tugging and comes off just as fast. Fingers stay free for peeling and serving, and changing gloves between raw and cooked food takes a few seconds instead of a full wash through the batch.
What arrives and how it fits
- Extra thick PE gloves×100
Transparent film, one-size-fits-most large, loose opening.
- Retail box×1
Clean white and blue packaging with the size label and food grade claim.
- Food grade film
Single-use PE film for food contact and light chemical tasks.
Change them often to keep them clean
- Single use only
Dispose of each pair after the task. Washing a used glove does not restore a clean barrier.
- Change between raw and cooked
Swap to a fresh pair when you move from raw seafood or meat to ready-to-eat food.
- Change between food and chemical tasks
Use a new pair when you switch from serving food to salon products or cleaning.
- Wash and dry hands first
Clean hands before each new pair so residue does not carry through the film.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The film is extra thick, which is the main difference from the thin clear gloves that split on the first shell. It handles seasoning, sauce and shell edges for a standard boil or tray. The film is not heat resistant and not cut resistant, so use tongs for hot pots and a separate glove for knives.
The packaging lists chemical resistance and a water-tight film, so they suit colour prep, treatments and cleaning work at a salon. Change them between clients and between food and chemical tasks. For harsh solvents, check the chemical compatibility of the product you are handling. plastic gloves are a single-use barrier, not a long-wear work glove.
Yes, the packaging states food grade. Put on a fresh pair before handling ready-to-eat food, and change them between raw seafood or meat and cooked food.
The sizing is one-size-fits-most large with a loose opening. Smaller hands will find extra slack at the fingertips, and larger hands get the most comfortable fit through the palm. Fingertip feel is thinner than bare skin, so expect a little less touch sensitivity.
The film is food grade and sold as a budget-level single-use glove, so the price reflects a basic disposable material rather than a premium brand. What you pay for is a barrier you throw away after each task. Compared with washing sauce off bare hands and food handled by fingers, a box costs very little per task.
Count one pair per task: each switch from raw to cooked food, each tray refill and each new client. A box of 100 covers a full crayfish night for a small group, and it costs far less than a batch of food thrown out after bare-hand contact.
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