Once again - what is the thickness . . . in mils?? I don't want some arbitrary answer like "thick enough to protect hands but thin enough so you can feel heat or cold" Can someone answer that question more specifically? Thanks! Once again - what is the thickness . . . in mils?? I don't want some arbitrary answer like "thick enough to protect hands but thin enough so you can feel heat or cold" Can someone... » Read More Once again - what is the thickness . . . in mils?? I don't want some arbitrary answer like "thick enough to protect hands but thin enough so you can feel heat or cold" Can someone answer that question more specifically? Thanks! « Show Less
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Sorry, I don't have a tool to measure in mils. It's less thick than a ziplock bag. Pretty close to the thickness of a standard sheet of copy/printer paper. I use them for a lot of applications, and the only time I have had them rip or tear is when I am scrubbing something clean and I use my finger tip/nail; sometimes my nail + the pressure slices through the glove. Also, occassionally I'll get a defective glove (maybe 1 in 1000) that snaps/breaks when putting it on. I know it's not the answer you were looking for, but I hope it helps.
586987
I don't know mils. I just know the ones I got are a LOT thinner than the dynarex one's I've always ordered. They are from a different company. They are smaller too. What I got doesn't match the item pictured or described.
556716
They are 0.0020" thick, measured with a calibrated Mitutoyo ID-S1012EBS snap gage.
586988
they are "examination gloves" there is no thickness in mils stated on the box, must be about one mil. essentially surgical gloves. rips easily.If you want more indestructible gloves, go to something like "Black Advance Nitrile Examination Powder Free Gloves, Black, 6.3 mil, Heavy Duty, Medical Grade, 100/box by Diamond..." listed at $12.99.
2279047
The mat should feel warmer than body temperature. The mat needs to be on a cold surface to work, cannot be placed on other thsn a cold hard surface. Lift the mat and feel under it on the rubber bottom surface it should be very warm to touch. I have 3 mats on all winter and work well. The temperature needs to be 38 degrees or colder to work best.
1695521
I know this is an older question but i have a little tip... If I find it thick and hard to apply I put it in my pocket for a bit or put under a heating pad on low... obviously do not do this near an open flame or high heat.
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DO NOT USE ON TODDLERS unsupervised! and seniors with thin more fragile skin. If you are thinking about using them for a age group with thin or tender skin like a toddler or senior, put them in a Pot Holder pouch, this reduces chances of burning, check often, if the skin turns pink, remove as the product needs more padding. It's to hot for that person with out more padding. Each of the different products they make rise to a different heat level. The large 18 hr one reaches up to 140 degrees, and can blister unprotected skin. I use the small hand ones, but I still put them in a Pot Holder pouch. Which in turn I pin in place over the area of my lumbar that hurts, and I can't get fixed. It's like having a 24 hr heating pad. If I didn't use the Hot Hands I would not be mobile, as it reduces the pain level. The smaller hand size do not get as hot as the larger ones. Not tried the ones for feet or that stick to your skin. As a senior, my skin is fragile, so I steer clear of anything that adheres to my skin. Hope my experience with Hot Hands has helped answer your questions. They are safe to use, read the directions though. Be aware of the fragility of the skin of the person who is using them. I can handle the small ones with out padding for a short while with my hands, but to put it on the more tender skin of my back, I use the Pot Holder to mute the heat to a lower level, which makes it just like low on a heating pad that you plug in. The key is the person's skin fragility, because even on low a plug in heating pad can burn a person. Which is why the newer ones have a 2 hr timer in them.If they are going into mittens, you could wrap them in some thing like a wash cloth to mute the amount of heat. Keep checking at area, if it is pink it is going into the burn phase.
878691
Dear MyPenName, NO! What do you mean not feel anything? Please specify so I am answering your question properly. Thanks PenName ;) Cheers, Margaux &lt;3
911611
Sorry, I didn't understand your question. Well, to me, it felt great, I got the warmth without the heavy weight that some comforters have. Being of a certain age, I don't need to be sweating more than I have too. It was all I needed on a cold night, and was able to sleep comfortably. I don't like to be too hot, and this was just enough for me to keep me warm.
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I really do nit know what thicknessbof the mungen 4600 mAh battert is. Buut I do know it Is very deep. It was very big and deep for the diffrent back cover I needed for the special back cover I needed. It seems to be able to dtretcg that is the rubber part if the case to adjust to almost all size batteries. Hope this helps. Very well made cover also. Hope this helps...
900273
I don't know how thick in mils, but it's pretty sturdy. You can flex it if you squeeze it, but does take a bit of pressure. I'd say probably equivalent to a reusable water bottle. We used every day until the weather got too cold and the days too short. Love it!
2214720
I'm sorry but I gave this as a gift so it is not in my possession to measure. I will say that my recollection is that it did not exceed 0.10"....it did seem thinner than this but please be aware that this is my recollection. I will try to contact the user & see if they can get a clearer measurement & report back if successful. Good luck
940353
I tried applying full strength as mentioned, because I have been in some terrible pain for some time & need to work & work well. Boy am I sorry. I did not feel a mere "stinging SOME on the skin". I felt intense BURNING for hours. And my fingers are still all crinkly & 1/2 numb from the DMSO. My feet also are crinkly & weird. I will be sure to dilute next time... or put less on.. rub less... or SOME thing... but won't do THAT again. ;-)I recommend G. Tate's suggestion to use sparingly... ;-) -Sounds like full strength can be do-able, but go lightly on it... it just takes a little. It's easy to over do it, and then you get weird, burning hot, crinkly skin otherwise, for awhile, so take it easy! :-) I tried applying full strength as mentioned, because I have been in some terrible pain for some time & need to work & work well. Boy am I sorry. I did not feel a mere "stinging SOME on the skin". I felt intense BURNING for hours. And my fingers are still all crinkly & 1/2 numb from the DMSO. My feet also are crinkly & weird. I will be sure to dilute next time... or put less on.. rub less... or SOME thing... but won't do THAT again. ;-)I recommend G. Tate's suggestion to use sparingly... ;-) -Sounds like full strength can be do-able, but go lightly on it... it just... » Read More I tried applying full strength as mentioned, because I have been in some terrible pain for some time & need to work & work well. Boy am I sorry. I did not feel a mere "stinging SOME on the skin". I felt intense BURNING for hours. And my fingers are still all crinkly & 1/2 numb from the DMSO. My feet also are crinkly & weird. I will be sure to dilute next time... or put less on.. rub less... or SOME thing... but won't do THAT again. ;-)I recommend G. Tate's suggestion to use sparingly... ;-) -Sounds like full strength can be do-able, but go lightly on it... it just takes a little. It's easy to over do it, and then you get weird, burning hot, crinkly skin otherwise, for awhile, so take it easy! :-) « Show Less
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I don't actually see a question here. But yes, that's what they claim they are. However the gloves offer nearly NO insulation, if you grab cold metal with them on it will cut straight through the glove. I got some 3M motorcycle gloves with "thinsulate" that offered significantly better insulation for about 30 bucks. They're out of stock on Amazon, or I'd link them.
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The size of the hand warmers that come two to a pack is 1.5 inches by 2 inches by 1/8 to 3/16 of an inch thick. Make sure you use some type of liner in your gloves. You don't want the warmer in direct contact with your skin as it will be really hot and may possibly burn you. I use just regular jersey gloves as a liner. I put the warmer inside the gloves I put over the jersey gloves. Now, if your doing a lot physical stuff with your hands keep the warmer on the backside of your hand as pressure of holding something, like a shovel, etc, will keep the warmer to close to the skin. I have been a freezer orderfiller for 9 years at a Walmart D.C. The temperature in the freezer is 0 degrees (32 degrees below freezing) and the ice cream room 22 to 24 below 0 (54 to 56 below 0). I have found they last the longest for me, approx. 4 to 5 hours at a time.
1396206
They are thinner than other gloves. I would say they don't keep you very warm at that temp. They still keep your hands warm just not as well as other thicker gloves.
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To be honest I do not recommend this for you. I actually stopped using mine. What I didn't like about it was the wrap part. It was to thin, it always got tangled, and never stayed flat... just to time consuming. I recommend you buy Everlast "Evergel". I got this for my wife, just like a glove w/o the wrapping procedures. It has 2 velcro for your wrist for extra security. It's still gel which is a plus, and it comes pink. If your into traditional wraps... just buy the plain heavy duty extra long wraps. That way you can form an extra padding around the knuckles. I hope I answered your questions thoroughly. To be honest I do not recommend this for you. I actually stopped using mine. What I didn't like about it was the wrap part. It was to thin, it always got tangled, and never stayed flat... just to time consuming. I recommend you buy Everlast "Evergel". I got this for my wife, just like a glove w/o the wrapping procedures. It has 2 velcro for your wrist for extra security. It's still gel which is a plus, and it comes pink. If your into traditional wraps... just buy the plain heavy duty extra long wraps. That way you can form an extra padding around the knuckles. I hope I answered... » Read More To be honest I do not recommend this for you. I actually stopped using mine. What I didn't like about it was the wrap part. It was to thin, it always got tangled, and never stayed flat... just to time consuming. I recommend you buy Everlast "Evergel". I got this for my wife, just like a glove w/o the wrapping procedures. It has 2 velcro for your wrist for extra security. It's still gel which is a plus, and it comes pink. If your into traditional wraps... just buy the plain heavy duty extra long wraps. That way you can form an extra padding around the knuckles. I hope I answered your questions thoroughly. « Show Less
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The facts are in the sellers listing. 3" thick. Was cool but when we used it it was a cold nite...so hard to tell. We haven't used it but once..., so those are the facts.
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Dear Buyer,Copper Tape: Total Thickness (mm): 0.06 ± 0.005Thank you so much for you business!
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my guess is people who said they're warm don't actually use them in the cold. I used mine to shovel my sidewalk when it was 10* and my fingers were numb in less than 30 minutes. I'd say these "winter" gloves would be great for anything over 40*. (Not winter weather btw)