Nitrile formulated to biodegrade faster in active landfills, tested to ASTM D5511.
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$34.99 flat shipping – per case anywhere in the lower 48
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Case pricing – one price for every size, XS–XL
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Latex-free – powder-free and ambidextrous
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Chemo-drug tested – tested for use with chemotherapy drugs
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Purchase orders accepted – plus card, ACH and Shop Pay financing
Key Features
- Medical-grade soft nitrile
- 4 mil thickness for better protection against punctures, rips and certain chemicals
- Excellent tactile sensitivity and comfortable fit
- Superior strength and durability
- Better chemical barrier than latex gloves
- Dated lot codes for quality assurance and traceability
- Tested for use with certain chemotherapy drugs
Sold by the Case
This item is sold by the case only. Each case contains one selected size; individual boxes and mixed-size cases are not available.
Specifications
| Brand |
U.S. Pathology Equipment (USPE) |
| Material |
Nitrile (biodegradable formulation) |
| Color |
Violet blue |
| Finger thickness |
4 mil |
| Overall length |
9.5 inches |
| Powder |
Powder-free |
| Latex |
Latex-free |
| Fit |
Ambidextrous, single use |
| Sizes available |
XS, S, M, L, XL |
| Pack |
Sold by the case; one size per case |
| Chemotherapy drug tested |
Yes |
Applications
Funeral homes, embalming and prep rooms, removals, morgues, medical examiner offices and pathology labs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these gloves sold by the box or the case?
By the case only. Each case contains a single size; individual boxes and mixed-size cases are not available.
What sizes are available?
XS, S, M, L, XL. Choose one size per case at checkout; order multiple cases for multiple sizes.
Are these gloves latex-free?
Yes. They are nitrile and powder-free, suitable for staff with latex sensitivities.
Are they suitable for embalming and autopsy work?
They are best for routine prep-room, removal and cleanup tasks. For embalming or autopsy, choose a 10 mil or heavier glove with a 12-inch cuff, or double-glove.
Are they tested for chemotherapy drugs?
Yes, they have been tested for use with chemotherapy drugs.
Supplied by U.S. Pathology Equipment.