Standard Nitrile Powder-Free Gloves

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What is a Nitrile Glove?

A nitrile glove is a synthetic glove which exhibits rubber-like characteristics. It has much of the same flexibility, tensile strength, and durability as a latex glove. Nitrile gloves are also protein-free and allergy-free. These gloves are a great alternative to the latex glove for people with latex allergies. Nitrile gloves are more durable than latex and vinyl and also provide protection against petroleum-based products.

What is a Latex Allergy?

The latex in latex gloves can cause an allergic reaction, which usually takes the form of a skin irritation, but could on occasion develop into something much worse. Normally a latex allergy will develop slowly as itching, burning, peeling, and dry or cracked skin. More rarely, some people may develop hives, asthma, low blood pressure and difficulty breathing - symptoms which may not be readily associated with a person's contact with latex. Very rarely, extreme cases could be potentially life-threatening causing anaphylactic shock.

Instructions To Safely Remove & Dispose Used Gloves:

Indian Government Guidelines For Gloves:

When a person touches an object/surface contaminated by COVID-19 infected person and then touches his own eyes, nose, or mouth, he may get exposed to the virus. Although this is not thought to be a predominant mode of transmission, care should be exercised while handling objects/surfaces potentially contaminated by suspect/confirmed cases of COVID-19. Nitrile gloves are preferred over latex gloves because they resist chemicals, including certain disinfectants such as chlorine. There is a high rate of allergies to latex and contact allergic dermatitis among health workers. However, if nitrile gloves are not available, latex gloves can be used. Non-powdered gloves are preferred to powdered gloves.