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“Well my hand was chopped to bits, but thanks to this amazing material, I have a convenient bag for transport to the hospital. Or trashcan.”

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That's really cool but I wish they had showed it against a poke or slice also.

If medical staff are trying to treat someone stabbing or chopping with a knife, the situation is very seriously out of their job duties. Needle pokes seem more possible and concerning.

And if a kitchen worker uses them, I feel like slicing is a much more common danger than chopping or stabbing.

Not a lot of cops trying to deal with knife risks by wearing thin stab-proof rubber gloves I'd guess.

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It's a advertisement, and no doubt they're durable, but the implements being used were probably not sharp at all. Still for a glove, they look far mor durable than the stuff I have, but they'll probably slice or puncture to a sharp object quickly

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Yeah considering the knives still fucked up the radish so the only thing the glove is good for is stopping blood contamination, we really need to see it against a hypodermic needle. If the needle goes through, the entire demonstration is meaningless.

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I guarantee I could wreck it detailing a car. I go through the nitrile gloves like crazy. They just can’t withstand the chemicals or the use.

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Well at least he would be able to give them the finger at the hospital, it wouldn’t go anywhere

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