PMP5855 Protector Vinyl Powder Free Glove Medium 1 box of 100

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Buy PMP5855 Protector Vinyl Powder Free Glove Medium 1 box of 100 Online is Superior medical grade protection without the use of powder or latex proteins. Anti-oxidant The ideal vinyl gloves for people who are allergic to latex.

Each box contains 100 vinyl gloves, with a total of ten boxes per case. Features. Powder-free, beaded cuff, smooth, latex-free, and with exceptional tensile strength.

• Non Sterile
• Color: Natural
• Finger Textured, Single Chlorinated & Powder Free

Are vinyl gloves good protection?

Vinyl gloves are also synthetic, but they have different properties. They are the less expensive option, but they still provide adequate protection in situations where durability and protection are not as important.

Which is better vinyl or nitrile gloves?

Vinyl gloves are typically less expensive than nitrile gloves. However, because of their superior strength and chemical resistance, nitrile gloves will perform better and last longer. Nitrile gloves are the most common choice for extended wear because they stretch more and fit better.

Which is better vinyl or latex gloves?

Latex gloves are more resistant to tear and puncture, and they are also more waterproof because it is easier to control the level of microholes, making them safer for risky jobs, such as working with biological materials. Because vinyl gloves contain no natural proteins, they can also be used by people who are allergic to latex proteins.

How long do vinyl gloves last?

Disposable gloves made of synthetic rubber materials such as nitrile and polyvinyl chloride (PVC vinyl) have a five-year shelf life on average. While both vinyl and nitrile gloves have an expiration date, some properly stored nitrile gloves have lasted up to ten years with no signs of damage or degradation.

Do vinyl gloves protect against blood?

Whereas vinyl is an appropriate barrier for nonrigorous, low-risk, short-duration procedures, nitrile or latex should be the glove of choice for high-risk situations, such as bloodborne pathogen exposure.