Favorite Manufacture of Non Sterile Exam gloves

I'm just curious as to everyone's favorite non sterile exam glove. I saw there was a topic regarding sterile and thought it might be interesting to see the differences. I use Microflex but I usually flip mine inside out to avoid the textured feel when playing with the gf because its smoother and she sure enjoys it more.

Years ago I purchased a case of Generation Pink gloves. They fit reasonably well but would tear on occasion. When it came time to resupply the cost had increased substantially. I tried the two hundred glove packs from Sam’s Club, not the best fit but did the job. I started buying the Hardy brand from Harbor Freight. Boasting a 5mil thickness, these blue gloves fit fine and had a minuscule failure rate, plus they cost a lot less than other sources. I am about out of them and have two boxes of 200 count from Costco to use next.

Adenna Hero - they're blue latex extended cuff and very thick, 14 mil. Like most high risk exam gloves they have a texture to them, but they're more of a bisque matte vs actually rough and bumpy (like Microflex) which I really like.

Ansell Diamond Grip (Microflex) are the best non-sterile gloves in my experience. They're a bit thicker than other latex exam gloves, which I like, and feel particularly smooth. Ansell also makes an extended cuff non-sterile glove called Ultra One, but they don't run in extra small, so it can be tough to get that wonderful, tight look on smaller hands.

I’d assume gloves in the doctors office are not sterile. They sit in an open box hanging on the wall. Same thing mechanics and janitors wear. My favorite are Nitrile gloves I get at Lowe’s!

For cath changes, the gloves come in a stgerile package - separate from the exam gloves.