AMMEX Stretched Vinyl Disposable Gloves - Clear, 4 Mil, Latex Free, Powder Free, Ambidextrous, Industrial Grade, Small, Box of 100

If you’re looking for excellent fit and comfort in disposable gloves, you may have heard the benefits of latex. However, AMMEX stretch synthetic vinyl gloves will give latex a serious run for the money. They have the fit and feel of latex, and are durable and form-fitting—yet they are made of synthetic stretch vinyl, and so latex free. The glove’s stretch technology provides extra flexibility to reduce strain on the hand, and it features excellent tactile sensitivity. These 4-mil gloves are made from component materials that comply with FDA regulations for food contact, and they are California Prop. 65 compliant. They can assist your business in adhering to health codes by helping ensure that cross-contamination is avoided and all contact with food is sanitary. Once you’ve worn these gloves in the workplace, you’ll want to have them handy all the time. Get a box for home use, and you will quickly see how invaluable they are for jobs from the kitchen to the garage to the yard. Paint the shutters. Stain the deck. Work on arts and crafts projects. Take care of the family pets. Stash some in the car so you’re not caught in the middle of nowhere without hand protection. They are powder free, so there are no worries about flawed finishes when working with paints, varnishes, or adhesives. It’s easy to get them on and off—wet or dry—because of their polymer coating. The gloves have tremendous sensitivity in the palm and fingertips, which gives you a better tactile response so you can trust that your grip isn’t going to slip. Whether you’re working with utensils in a food prep environment or trying to get a handle on a pipe fitting, you know you’re always in control. They are sold 100 gloves per box, 10 boxes per case. These ambidextrous, non-sterile gloves come in sizes from small to XL. These gloves are that rarest of combinations: great quality and great value. Once you’ve tried them, you might find that although latex is nice, there’s nothing quite like stretch vinyl.