SwinglineRubber Finger Tips, Medium/Large, Size 12, Finger Cots, 12 Count, 1 Pack (54032)

Perfect when counting money or sheets of paper.

I spent a long time trying to figure out what size to get. Read all the specifics and the reviews and then ordered XS, but those were more for a child - only fit my pinkie. I’m 5’3”, slight build and have average size fingers. Reordered S and those were fine.

These are great. If you need help with your fingertips getting banged up or are having trouble getting them to heal with too much texting - these are a much better choice. They fit, period, and probably the thicker material allows for better traction on screen and not once did they fall off, like those also ordered of different colors. I will never order anything but these. 👍🏼

Run a little smaller than medium but work great as intended sorting papers.

What to write about rubber gripper fingers? They are a good fit for most hands, they work as expected and quite durable.

I use these on my fingers for several different sewing & quilting purposes. Have never had issue with this brand before.When I use one on my index to pull needle through while hand sewing/quilting, one usually lasts for weeks/months...they stay pliable, supple & keep gripping ability even as they slowly wear thin..But this was my first online purchase of these. The first couple I used were fine, It's like they've just recently hit an expiration date, as if maybe these were already old, or were exposed to temperature extremes? Doubt that happened in my sewing desk drawer, in the temperature controled room (NOT by a window or heating register. They were even in a container, in the original plastic packaging. I have only had them since this winter.They're already hardening, so there is little "grip" to them on paper, fabric, or to pull needles... They have begun to look & act like funky OLD rubber... even with just light to barely moderate amount of my usual use, the nubs are wearing off swiftly (minutes & hours versus days & weeks) leaving a kind of "rubber dust" on the quilt... then the contact point wears thin way too fast, and the grip is not good.(Shrug)I'll be grabbing a replacement box from the office supply store soon rather than reordering from this source. Sorry if it has been a fluke, but I can pay same price for actually new, rather than what seems to be aging warehouse clearance.

The are helpful when you are handling sheets of paper. solid quality

heavy duty