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Q: What are latex gloves made of?

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Q: Are latex gloves food safe?

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Q: what is the difference between nitrile and latex gloves?

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Q: Are latex gloves waterproof?

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Q: Are your latex exam gloves FDA approved?

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Q: Are disposable latex gloves puncture-proof?

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Q: Are disposable latex gloves chemical resistant?

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24 - 47	$59.99
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Glove Sizing Guide

To determine your glove size, all you need to do is measure your hand and then reference the glove size chart below. Remember, this is only a guide; Personal preference plays a role in how you might want your gloves to fit. This guide is intended to help you find the fit most people would find comfortable. Read More

Disposable Glove Size	Hand Circumference (inches)	*Hand Length(Inches)**
Small (S)	6-7 inches	6-6.5 inches
Medium (M)	7-8 inches	6.5-7.5 inches
Large (L)	8-9 inches	7.5-8.5 inches
Extra Large (XL)	9-10 inches	8.5-9.5 inches
Extra Extra Large (XXL)	10-11 inches	9.5 inches or greater

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High End No Frills

Those who can recognize a good deal will be rewarded handsomely when they look at what they get in this quality latex glove package. These Neat lightly powdered disposable latex gloves have been one of our leading sellers for quite some time now, and the reason may be their wide range of uses in many industrial applications. These disposable gloves are manufactured with an eye toward balancing comfort, consistency and price making them a favorite with those who keep a close watch on their bottom line.

Only absorbable cornstarch is used to make them effortless to put on and take off. A smooth outer surface provides for a natural feel while natural rubber latex gives the glove its’ tensile strength and resiliency during use. You can compare the look and feel of these gloves with others costing far more elsewhere, but you’ll quickly recognize these as a winner if you look closely at its features. Priced low enough so you can plan ahead by stocking up.

Features:

•Thickness: 5 mil
•Lightly Powdered With Cornstarch For Easy Donning
•Smooth Surface For A Natural Feel
•9.5" Wrist-Covering Glove Length
•Beaded Cuff for Extra Strength
•1000 Gloves Per Case, Packed in 10 Boxes of 100 Gloves
•Part # NTLA100

Specifications

Material Natural Rubber Latex
Thickness 5 mil
Length 9.5 inches
Type Non-sterile / Industrial Grade (Non-Medical Use)
Color Natural/White
Glove Interior Lightly Powdered w/ Absorbable Cornstarch (USP)
Glove Exterior Smooth Surface
Shape Ambidextrous
Cuff Beaded
Usage Single Use Only
Quantity Per Box 100
Units Per Case 10
Total Quantity 1000
Part Number S - NTLA100S M - NTLA100M L - NTLA100L XL - NTLA100XL
Other Information All Components are FDA Accepted for Food Contact
Recommended Uses Automotive, Childcare, Cleaning, Food Service and Food Prep, General Purpose, Industrial, Janitorial, Manufacturing, Painting

Frequently Asked Questions

What are latex gloves made of?

Latex gloves are primarily made from natural rubber latex, a milky white fluid derived from the sap of the rubber tree (Heveabrasiliensis). Manufacturers add various chemicals to the liquid latex to enhance its properties, such as strength, elasticity, and resistance to heat and aging.

Are latex gloves food safe?

Yes, latex gloves are food-safe and widely used in the food service industry. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has specific regulations that permit their use for food handling, provided they meet certain manufacturing standards. Many food establishments rely on latex gloves for their fit and dexterity, which are beneficial for tasks requiring a high degree of touch sensitivity.

what is the difference between nitrile and latex gloves?

Latex gloves are made from natural rubber, offering superior elasticity and a second-skin feel for enhanced tactile sensitivity. Nitrile gloves are made from synthetic rubber and provide better chemical resistance against oils and solvents. Nitrile gloves are a popular alternative due to their resistance to a wider range of substances.

Are latex gloves waterproof?

Yes, latex gloves are waterproof. They're made from natural rubber, a material that is inherently impermeable to water. The seamless design of most dipped latex gloves also prevents leaks, making them an excellent barrier against water and other water-based liquids.

Are your latex exam gloves FDA approved?

Medical exam gloves, including those made from latex, are regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as Class I medical devices. This means that to be legally marketed in the U.S., they must undergo a premarket notification process (a 510(k) submission) to demonstrate they are safe and effective. The FDA reviews these submissions to ensure the gloves meet performance standards for things like leak resistance, physical properties, and biocompatibility.

Are disposable latex gloves puncture-proof?

No, disposable latex gloves are not puncture-proof. While they provide a barrier against contaminants, their primary strength is elasticity and dexterity, not puncture resistance. Nitrile gloves, a synthetic alternative, are generally more resistant to punctures and are often used in environments with a higher risk of sharps.

Are disposable latex gloves chemical resistant?

Yes, disposable latex gloves do offer some chemical resistance. They provide a barrier against many water-based substances, acids, and alkalis. However, they are not a universal solution for all chemicals. Check out our chemical resistance guide.

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