Food-grade nitrile gloves can provide a protective barrier between the operator's hand and these bacteria to reduce the chance of spread, thereby protecting the operator.

Traditionally, powdered gloves posed dual concerns - the potential for dust generation during use and the allergen potential associated with the powders. Nitrile gloves have deeply sidestepped these issues, being entirely powder-free, ensuring not only a hygienic environment but also catering to individuals who are prone to allergies.

When taking gloves off, don't let the gloves touch your bare hands.

What is the difference between powdered gloves and powder free gloves? Powder free gloves significantly reduce the transfer of latex protein particles to the skin and airways due to the chlorine washing process.

Gloves are an indispensable item in any healthcare or medical environment. However, what you might not have realized is that not all disposable gloves are the same. We’ll explore what makes nitrile gloves different from latex gloves.

Nitrile gloves are free from latex, which aids their adoption among people with latex allergies. At the same time, it has antistatic, aging, and oil resistance properties.