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Designed for professionals and home users who require reliable hand protection, Shield Nitrile Gloves offer a durable, latex-free alternative for a wide range of low-to-medium risk tasks. These powder-free gloves provide excellent comfort and dexterity while minimizing the risk of allergic reactions common with natural rubber latex. While they are highly versatile for food preparation and medical settings, users should note that they are intended for single-use applications and are not rated for heavy-duty chemical submersion.
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Yes, these are made from nitrile and are completely free of natural rubber latex, making them a safe alternative for those with allergies.
No, these are classified as single-use disposable items. Reusing them increases the risk of contamination and material fatigue.
Yes, they are tested to EC1935/2004 standards and are safe for direct food contact.
No, they are powder-free to minimize the risk of residue contamination.
They meet EU standards including EN455 for medical use, EN420 for dexterity, and EN374 for chemical protection.
Ensure that rings, bracelets, or sharp fingernails are not snagging the cuff during insertion.
Ensure hands are completely dry before application, or apply a small amount of cornstarch-free hand sanitizer to help the glove slide on.
These gloves arrive in a convenient dispensing box that allows for easy single-glove extraction to maintain sanitation. To ensure proper fit, hold the glove by the cuff and slide your hand through, ensuring the base of the glove sits securely over the wrist. For optimal protection, discard immediately after the task is complete or if the material shows any signs of tearing or perforation. Store the box in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and ozone-generating equipment, as prolonged exposure to these elements can degrade the nitrile material over time.
