Are these rated for food contact?
79118
The box states they are "non-sterile" Examination Gloves. Also states that the gloves do not contain natural rubber latex. They are made in Malaysia and work well for us when treating wounds on our elder parent. Never used when preparing or serving food. Good luck.
79119
Good question. I would assume that since they are rated for medical contact, wounds and such, that food should be no problem.
79120
This becomes a legal issue. As the gloves are labeled as "non-sterile", you should check with the your local board of health or the vendor to determine their safety in the handling of food.
2192878
Not that I know of, but they may be used as an ingredient in some of the foods. So I am uncertain but if you're allergic I would investigate further.
42960
They claim to be :-) Honestly not sure... I gave them as a gift. The recepiant does use them and loves them. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
1371358
As far as I know, yes. I feed my son lunch out of these (because he doesn't like his food to touch) so I use them at least 3 times per week and I have been running them thru the dishwasher and they seem fine.
1477138
No - they are very thin. The label is on the front/food side (poor choice there) and mine scratched when scouring to remove the glue. I do not recommend this product.
677821
Hi 'Mom' ... These are good quality bags I don't see why they would not work for food. The only problem is when they are re-closed they are Very difficult to re-open. I would not recomend for young childern, or for things like Trail mix, that means having to re-open often.
323815
Have not tried this but I would think so. They are airtight and light weight.
1359356
As far as I know it has not been FDA approved for direct or indirect food contact, so I wouldn't recommend it. The glue itself is water resistant when dry, but is not designed for immersion, which adds even an additional layer of impracticality. Glues that are FDA compliant for indirect or direct food contact will typically explicitly state that they are in their informational materials, since this is a big deal, and would be a large selling point.
1313000
NO. They are great even to use in cooking when a larger quantity would go to waste. Would highly recommend!
1645820
I purchased these gloves for a Vacation Bible School project at church and not really for food handling. Because of this we didn't really look at any warnings on the label. Knowing what the warning is, I would imagine that they are saying there is some component of the gloves that does not meet CA standards. I see this commonly on other items. The remaining gloves are at church. I would be happy to look closer at the label on sunday if you are not in a rush for an answer.
369397
Yes, they are safe! I LOVE mine. I've been using them since last Christmas. Best present I ever got! Happy cooking:) oh and I got red and they are still red, no scratches, burn marks etc..
2162512
I have no idea whether they would be food safe. They are not high relief or rigid, so I don't think they would be very good at making an impression in something as thick as fondant.
1552185
They were included with the item I purchased. I have not inspected or used them. I use the product only for dry food.
1700399
Does not say anything on tube, so I would think not. Food grade lubricants are usually labeled as suitable or approved for such use.
1745586
I want to say yes but I'm not 100% certain as I actually have the packed since we are in the process of moving. They are metal coated with enamel, so I would imagine so. If you are not needing to buy immediately, I can give an updated reply within the next week and I can test them. Or maybe someone else who has reviewed can help you out. =]
39055
They are for use in food. I don't think they have been treated. They also haven't been washed
513853
I have used them in my gluten-free cooking and have had no issues with my GF customers. However, I cannot remember what the packaging says about being certified or not.