Disposable nitrile gloves Active Gear size 9/L, powder-free, single-use are large ambidextrous protective gloves made from nitrile material designed for tasks requiring a reliable barrier against contaminants and light chemical exposure. The gloves are powder-free to reduce residue and skin irritation risks while providing greater puncture and chemical resistance compared with latex. They are intended for single-use applications across medical, laboratory, food handling, cleaning and general protective tasks where hygiene and tactile sensitivity are important.
Advantages
The nitrile composition offers improved resistance to punctures, oils and many chemicals relative to natural rubber, while the powder-free finish minimizes the chance of powder contamination and postoperative residue. The ambidextrous design simplifies donning and inventory management and the large size (9/L) provides a comfortable fit for users requiring extra hand room. Single-use construction ensures cross-contamination prevention when disposed after each task.
Suitable for
- Medical examinations and first aid where single-use sterile procedures are required
- Laboratory handling of non-sterile samples and routine lab procedures
- Food processing and food service tasks requiring hygienic hand protection
- Cleaning and janitorial work involving detergents and household chemicals
- General maintenance, automotive tasks and light industrial jobs with puncture risk
Key specifications
- Material: nitrile
- Powder-free surface
- Usage type: single-use / disposable
- Fit: ambidextrous
- Size: 9 / L (large)
- Typical properties: enhanced puncture resistance and chemical resistance compared with latex
- Recommended environments: medical, laboratory, food handling, cleaning, general protective use
How to use
Select the correct glove size for a comfortable fit, ensuring hands are clean and dry before donning. Slide the glove onto the hand, adjusting fingertips and cuff for a secure fit. Use gloves for a single task or patient interaction, avoiding contact with unnecessary surfaces. Remove gloves by peeling from the wrist and turning them inside out to contain contaminants, then dispose of them in appropriate waste containers. Replace gloves promptly if torn or contaminated.
Usage recommendations
Store gloves in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Avoid contact with solvents or substances outside intended use without verifying chemical compatibility. For procedures requiring sterility or specific regulatory compliance, use gloves that meet the applicable standards and consult local guidelines. If skin irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a physician.
