Latex-Free Gloves

Choose latex-free gloves for a durable, flexible protective layer that won’t trigger allergic reactions. We stock a wide selection of latex-free, powder-free vinyl and nitrile gloves. Choose between eight thickness options, seven colors, and six sizes to find the perfect non-latex disposable gloves for your workplace.

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HandCare Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (6 Mil) HandCare Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (6 Mil)
HandCare Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (6 Mil), 100 Gloves (1 Box) HandCare Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (6 Mil), 100 Gloves (1 Box)
HandCare Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil) HandCare Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil)
HandCare Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil), 100 Gloves (1 Box) HandCare Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil), 100 Gloves (1 Box)
HandCare Blue Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil), 1,000 Gloves HandCare Blue Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil), 1,000 Gloves
Box of HandCare Blue Nitrile Gloves (Exam Grade and Powder Free) in 4 Mil thickness HandCare Blue Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil) 100 Gloves (1 Box)
HandCare Orange Nitrile Gloves - Powder Free (8 Mil), 1,000 Gloves HandCare Orange Nitrile Gloves - Powder Free (8 Mil), 1,000 Gloves
1 Box of Orange Nitrile, Powder Free, Examination Gloves, when worn in the hand. ASAP Orange Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (5 Mil), 1,000 Gloves
Blue Nitrile Vinyl Blend Powder Free Gloves (4 Mil) Blue Nitrile Vinyl Blend Powder Free Gloves (4 Mil)
1 box of ProWorks Powder Free, Latex Examination Gloves, when worn in the hand. ASAP T-Grip Orange Nitrile Gloves - Powder Free (7 Mil), 500 Gloves
Blue Nitrile Gloves Blue Gloves when worn in the hands
1 Box of REVOSOFT Nitrile Powder Free Examination Gloves in medium when worn in the hand. 10 Boxes of REVOSOFT Nitrile Powder Free Examination Gloves
Latex Flocklined Dishwashing Gloves- Case/144 pairs Latex Flocklined Dishwashing Gloves- Case/144 pairs
Kingfa Blue Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil) - BOX Kingfa Blue Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil) - BOX
Kingfa Medical Purple gloves - Box Kingfa Medical Purple gloves - Box
HandCare Blue Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil), 100 Cases (Bulk) HandCare Blue Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil), 100 Cases (Bulk)
HandCare Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (4 Mil) 100 Cases (Bulk) 10 boxes of HandCare Black Nitrile Examination and Powder Free Gloves and when worn on hands
HandCare Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (6 Mil) 100 Cases (Bulk) 10 boxes of HandCare Black Nitrile Gloves and when worn on hands
Dark Light Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (9 Mil), 1,000 Gloves Dark Light Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (9 Mil), 1,000 Gloves
1 Box ProWorks Powder Free, Nitrile Examination Gloves, when worn in the hand ADVANCE Blue Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (5 Mil), 1,000 Gloves
ASAP Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (5 Mil), 1,000 Gloves ASAP Black Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (5 Mil), 1,000 Gloves
HandCare Black Vinyl Gloves - Powder Free (3 Mil), 1,000 Gloves HandCare Black Vinyl Gloves - Powder Free (3 Mil), 1,000 Gloves
HandCare Blue Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (8 Mil), 500 Gloves HandCare Blue Nitrile Gloves - Exam Grade, Powder Free (8 Mil), 500 Gloves
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When it comes to hand protection, latex-free gloves have become an essential choice for individuals who need to avoid the risk of allergic reactions associated with natural rubber latex. Whether you’re in the medical field, food service industry, or handling chemicals, finding the right pair of gloves that not only provides comfort but also ensures safety from allergens is crucial.

Latex-free gloves are designed to meet these needs, offering durable and versatile options made from alternative materials like nitrile, neoprene, vinyl, and PVC. 

What Is a Latex Free Glove

A latex-free glove is a glove made without natural rubber latex, which is often used in regular gloves. These gloves are designed for individuals who may have allergic reactions to the proteins found in latex.

What Are Latex Free Gloves Made Of

Latex-free gloves are usually made from alternative materials like nitrile, neoprene, vinyl, or PVC. Nitrile is a synthetic rubber known for its durability and resistance to chemicals and punctures, while neoprene provides flexibility and strength. PVC and vinyl are other commonly used materials that do not contain latex and are suitable for those with latex allergies.

What Gloves Can You Use If You're Allergic To Latex

If you’re allergic to latex, you should use gloves made from materials like nitrile, neoprene, vinyl, or PVC. These materials are free from latex and will not cause allergic reactions.

Why Are Latex Free Gloves Better

Latex-free gloves are better for individuals with latex allergies as they prevent allergic reactions. Additionally, materials like nitrile offer enhanced durability and resistance to chemicals, making them suitable for various industries.

Are Latex Gloves Powder Free

Not all latex gloves are powder-free, though many are. The powder, historically used to make gloves easier to put on, has been linked to respiratory issues and allergic reactions, prompting a shift toward powder-free latex gloves.

Are Nitrile Gloves Latex Free

Yes, nitrile gloves are latex-free. Made from synthetic rubber, they are an excellent choice for those with latex sensitivities, offering both comfort and protection.

Are Neoprene Gloves Latex Free

Yes, neoprene gloves are latex-free. They are made from synthetic rubber and provide a reliable alternative for people with latex allergies.

Are PVC Gloves Latex Free

Yes, PVC gloves do not contain latex. They are a good option for people who are allergic to latex and are also resistant to chemicals.

Are Blue Gloves Latex Free

The color of the glove doesn’t necessarily indicate whether it’s latex-free. However, many blue gloves, especially nitrile gloves, are latex-free. Always check the material to confirm.

Where to Buy Latex-Free Gloves

You can buy latex-free gloves from gloves.com, which offers a wide variety of latex-free options, including nitrile, vinyl, and neoprene gloves.

Additionally, they are currently offering 50% off on their latex-free glove selections.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are latex-free gloves?

Latex-free disposable gloves are made of artificial materials like synthetic rubber or plastic. Because they don't contain the plant proteins found in natural rubber products like latex, they’re less likely to trigger allergic reactions This makes non-latex gloves a safer option for people with latex sensitivity.

Why are non-latex gloves used?

Latex-free disposable gloves are used to avoid the risk of negative reactions in people with latex allergies. Many people are sensitive to the natural proteins found in latex exam gloves, and contact can cause rashes, blisters, and sinus problems. More severe reactions such as respiratory difficulties and anaphylaxis are also possible (though rare). 

If you wear latex gloves often, you’re more likely to develop an allergy. And if you have a job that requires physical contact with customers, such as tattooing, beauty, or massage, using a latex glove alternative reduces the risk to the people you’re touching.

Do doctors use non-latex gloves?

Most medical professionals, including doctors, nurses, and lab technicians, prefer to use non-latex gloves. Latex allergies aren't very common in the general population, but they can be caused by repeated exposure to latex. That means people who change gloves frequently, like hospital workers and dental professionals, are at greater risk.

Some doctors still like to use latex gloves for non-allergic patients because of their high touch sensitivity. But most of the best disposable gloves for doctors are latex-free.

Are nitrile gloves latex free?

Nitrile gloves contain zero latex and are the most popular choice for latex-free exam gloves. They're harder to rip and more puncture-resistant than just about any other disposable glove material. These synthetic rubber medical gloves also fit snugly and provide a high level of protection against infection and harsh chemicals.

Are vinyl gloves latex free?

Gloves made of vinyl (also known as polyvinyl chloride or PVC) are also free of latex. Vinyl gloves aren't as elastic as latex exam gloves or as resistant to rips and tears as nitrile. But they're very affordable and easy to change quickly, making them a cost-effective choice for light clinical tasks where latex-free gloves are important.

We also carry blended gloves made of nitrile and PVC paste, often called "vitrile". They give you some of the advantages of both materials — they're tougher than pure vinyl gloves but less costly than pure nitrile.

What's the difference between latex-free and powder-free gloves?

Only latex-free gloves are completely safe for people with an allergy to natural rubber, but powder-free gloves might lessen your risk of a bad reaction.

It used to be common for latex exam gloves to contain cornstarch powder to make them easier to get on and off. However, research showed that this powder could carry latex proteins into eyes and airways. (It may also interfere with wound healing and increase the risk of contamination.) Now the FDA mandates that exam gloves and other types of medical gloves must be powder-free.

Many powderless gloves today are made of nitrile or vinyl.  However, some are still made of latex for those who like this material’s stretchy feel. Just because a glove is labeled “powder-free” doesn’t mean it’s safe for those with allergies.

What gloves are best for a latex allergy?

Vinyl gloves can be excellent if you have a latex allergy and you're swapping gloves frequently. They provide a low-cost sanitary layer to avoid cross-contamination. For latex-sensitive people performing tasks involving rough surfaces, sharp tools, or caustic chemicals, nitrile gloves may be better. They offer many advantages over vinyl in terms of fit and toughness.

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