Examination gloves in nitrile, latex and vinyl
Four examination glove lines, all S–XL, all 100 pcs/box and 10 boxes/carton, with the certification each one actually carries listed on its own page.
Glove selection is a trade-off between three things: barrier performance, allergy risk and price. Nitrile is the strongest of the three on puncture and chemical resistance and carries no latex protein, which is why it has taken over clinical use. Latex is still the best on fit and tactile feedback and the cheapest to make, but type I allergy rules it out of a lot of settings. Vinyl is the lowest-cost option and the weakest on stretch and puncture — right for short, low-risk tasks and for food handling, wrong for anything where the glove is under stress.
All four lines here are examination grade and non-sterile, supplied S to XL at 100 pieces per box and 10 boxes per carton. The certification each line carries is different and is listed on its own product page rather than claimed across the range — the nitrile examination glove carries FDA-510K, ASTM D6319 and EN455; the latex glove carries CE; the vinyl glove is FDA registered.
The disposable gloves in full
Disposable Nitrile Examination Glove
The clinical default — FDA-510K, ASTM D6319 and EN455 on one glove
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Powder Free Disposable Nitrile Glove
The volume nitrile line, and the one held in US stock
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Disposable Latex Exam Glove
Natural latex, CE marked — best fit and feel, at the allergy trade-off
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Disposable Vinyl Exam Glove
The low-cost, silicon-free, antistatic option
View product →Material, certification and packing
| Product | Material | Standards & certification | Packing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disposable Nitrile Examination Glove | Pure nitrile, void of latex | FDA-510K, ASTM D6319, EN455 | 100pcs/box · 10box/carton |
| Powder Free Disposable Nitrile Glove | Pure nitrile, or blend available, void of latex | FDA listing | 100pcs/box · 10box/carton |
| Disposable Latex Exam Glove | Latex | CE | 100pcs/box · 10box/carton |
| Disposable Vinyl Exam Glove | Vinyl, void of latex | FDA | 100pcs/box · 10box/carton |
Buying disposable gloves — the questions we get
Which glove should I buy for clinical examination?
Nitrile, in almost every case. It has the best puncture and chemical resistance of the three materials here, no latex protein to trigger type I allergy, and the textured finish holds grip when wet. Latex still fits and feels better, and is cheaper, so it remains in use where allergy policy allows it.
Are these sterile?
No. All four glove lines are examination grade and non-sterile, as listed in their parameter tables. The only sterile item in this catalogue is the disposable syringe needle.
What is the packing configuration?
Every glove line is published at 100 pieces per box and 10 boxes per carton. Ask for the carton dimensions and weight with your quotation if you are planning container loading.
Can I get gloves in our own colour or box?
Nitrile is listed as available in blue, purple or customised. Box artwork and private label are quoted per project — see the OEM and private label page.
Related guides
Nitrile, latex or vinyl: choosing an examination glove
Three materials, three different failure modes. The right answer depends on what the glove has to survive and who has to wear it.
Read the guide →What a glove certificate actually covers
FDA, CE, EN455 and ASTM D6319 are not interchangeable, and a certificate that names the wrong one is no certificate at all.
Read the guide →Sizing, packing and what to ask before a container order
The unit price is the easy number. Boxes per carton, carton dimensions and destination handling are where the landed cost actually moves.
Read the guide →The other families
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