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When it comes to keeping your hands protected, nitrile gloves are a top choice. They’re tough, durable, and perfect for many tasks. But what makes nitrile gloves so special? Let’s dive in and find out!

Product Specifications:

Available in small, medium, large, and extra-large
5 mil palm thickness
100% latex free
100 gloves to a box
Gloves can be worn on either hand

What are Nitrile Gloves?

Nitrile gloves are made from a synthetic rubber called nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR). Unlike latex gloves, which are made from natural rubber, nitrile gloves are entirely man-made. This means they’re a great option for people who are allergic to latex. They are a single-use piece of personal protective equipment that are often used in combination with face masks to provide protection for the wearer and those they interact with. Most nitrile gloves are made to fit on either the right or left hand, so they can be used individually without a need to match pairs.

Nitrile gloves are more durable than latex gloves and more resistant to punctures and chemicals. They are powder free, making them more hygienic and ensuring that powder does not contaminate wounds or food in medical or food service environments. Nitrile gloves are considered a class 2 medical device.

Are Nitrile Gloves Food Safe?

According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, 1 in every 8 Canadians get sick each year from food-related illnesses. One of the best ways to stop the spread of disease and maximize food safety is by wearing clean disposable gloves during food preparation. Due to their durability and powder-free nature, nitrile gloves are an excellent choice. Nitrile gloves are food safe.

Are Nitrile Gloves Latex Free

Yes! Latex gloves are made from natural rubbers whereas nitrile gloves are a synthetic product. They are safe for those with latex allergies. They are also BPA and phthalate free.

Where are Nitrile Gloves Used?

You can use nitrile gloves anywhere you want to protect your hands. Some professions require this kind of hand protection, while others just find it more pleasant. Some of the most common professions and settings are: