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NNitrile glovesDurable, latex-free protection
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VVinyl glovesEconomical general-purpose use
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Nitrile, latex and vinyl gloves in exam and general-purpose grades - stocked by the case, from XS through 2XL.
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Every SKU is listed and priced as a full case, so what you see is what lands on your dock.
Exam & general purpose
Medical-grade exam gloves alongside general-purpose options for food service, automotive and janitorial.
Three materials, many mils
Nitrile, latex and vinyl in 3 to 8 MIL thicknesses so you can match durability to the job and the budget.
Real cost per glove
Use the calculator further down the page to see your true cost per box and per glove before you order.
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Nitrile is synthetic, latex free and the most puncture and chemical resistant, which is why it dominates medical and industrial use. Latex gives the best fit and tactile feel but can trigger allergic reactions. Vinyl is the least expensive and suits short, low-risk jobs such as food prep.
One MIL is a thousandth of an inch, usually measured at the fingertip. Broadly: 3 to 4 MIL for food handling and light cleaning, 5 to 6 MIL for exam and clinical work, and 8 MIL and above for mechanical, automotive and chemical handling.
Exam gloves are regulated as medical devices and held to tighter pinhole and tensile standards, so they are the right choice for patient contact. General-purpose gloves are not intended for medical use and cost less for janitorial, automotive and food-service tasks.
Nitrile and vinyl gloves are latex free by definition, and most of the catalogue is powder free. Every listing states the material, powder status and grade, so check the product page if you have an allergy or compliance policy to satisfy.
It varies by SKU - 500, 1,000, 2,000, 2,500 and 3,000 per case are all common here, and the count is written into every product title. Drop those numbers into the calculator to turn a case price into a cost per box and per glove.
Measure across your palm just below the knuckles: roughly 3 in is small, 3.5 in medium, 4 in large, and 4.5 in and over is XL. With nitrile it is safe to size down slightly, because the material stretches to the hand.