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Disposable Gloves

Disposable gloves made from nitrile, latex, or vinyl for medical, food preparation, cleaning, and laboratory work. Nitrile gloves offer the best chemical and puncture resistance, latex gloves provide the closest fit and best tactile sensitivity, and vinyl gloves are the most economical option for short-term tasks. All gloves are available in powdered and powder-free versions, sizes XS to XL, in boxes of 100 or 200 units.

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Disposable gloves: hygiene and protection for every contact

Disposable gloves are one of the most critical hygiene products in healthcare, food production, beauty salons, and laboratories. They create a barrier between hands and contaminated surfaces, biological fluids, or chemical substances. A fresh pair for every contact reduces cross-contamination risk to a minimum.

Disposable glove materials

The right choice depends on your use case, allergy profile, and budget.

  • Nitrile gloves. the most popular option. Resistant to chemicals, oil, and grease. Safe for people with latex allergies. Used in healthcare, food production, laboratories, and automotive service
  • Latex gloves. the most elastic with the best fit. Excellent tactile sensitivity during procedures. Not suitable for those with latex allergies and Vinyl gloves. the cheapest option for short-term contact. Used in food preparation and light tasks that do not require strong chemical resistance

The choice between powdered and powder-free depends on the application.

Gloves with cornstarch powder slide on more easily over dry hands. But in healthcare and food production, powder-free has been the standard for years — powder can trigger allergic reactions and contaminate products. If you work in a beauty salon or medical setting, go powder-free.

Colours and their purpose

Colour is not just aesthetic. Blue gloves are most common in healthcare and food production , defects are easier to spot on them. Black gloves are popular in beauty salons and tattoo studios. White suits laboratory work. The food industry sometimes chooses brightly coloured gloves so they can be detected if they accidentally end up in a product.

Sizes and quantities

Disposable gloves come in boxes of 100 or 200, in sizes from XS to XL. For businesses with high consumption, we recommend buying in case lots , this lowers the per-unit cost and ensures longer stock coverage.

Disposable gloves are a core hygiene clothing category. Alongside gloves, businesses often need protective masks and caps, aprons, and shoe covers. For more durable hand protection, see work and household gloves.

Facilities using gloves also need hand sanitiser before and after glove use, soap for handwashing, and suitable soap dispensers.