Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: My gloves say Atlas Nitrile 370M. They don't say the word Touch.  Are they the same gloves?
Document: Every year I buy gardening gloves. I don't wear these Nitrile gloves out as much as loose them!! I work with my hands more than tools. I paint a lot of outdoor furniture. All of which makes me try to keep my hands covered so they look clean when I come inside. These Atlas Nitrile Gloves are great for all the jobs I do around the house. They are light and sturdy. They don't wear out fast like other gloves, and they fit like a second skin.
6x was a good $$ value. Atlas gloves are great for working in the garden;  hold up well and allow good feel/ grip.
The company advertised atlas gloves but sent a different brand. When i questioned them about it, they said they don't sell atlas brand gloves. my complaint is with the cheapgamerdeals not atlas gloves.
I have worn Atlas brand gloves before. After 3 years of use my old pair finally wore out. (holes in the fabric. )These fit well and you can feel through them.
I was working for a flower vendor for some time and they recommended nitrile gloves, since many times we are working in the rain and sun. These are lightweight and perfect for wet or dry conditions! I especially love that I can buy them in a 6 pack for less money than for one pair at the local garden nurseries. These are machine washable (line dry) and have used them for at least a year.
I can pickup a dime with them. They last for quite a while. If you want something heavier use the Atlas 300 work glove medium.
These are the best gloves for gardening. The nitrile coating in the palm protects your hands from thorns and other &#34;sticky&#34; things. The knit cuffs keep debris from getting inside. I have a pair I bought previously at a garden show and they've lasted for several years and through many many washings. But I never put them in the dryer. This pair is just getting worn out, so I bought the new ones. I also use them in the house for other projects.
I consider these gloves the best gloves I have ever used. I use them in the garden for weeding to moving rocks. In the fall we move 12 cord of firewood by hand. Unlike leather gloves Atlas does not wear though with the abrasion of the wood. NO MORE HOLES to let the dirt into them. One pair will last me several years. They are comfortable -not constricting and and not sloppy loose. They have made great gifts for my outdoors friends with the nice bright colors.
Best garden gloves.
These gloves fit so well that you can actually work like you have no gloves on while your hands are being fully  protected.
Answer: no