Gloves are our specialty. Four grades across nitrile and natural latex, and the guidance to match them to the work in front of you.
01 Choosing a grade
We match gloves to procedures every day, and this is the order we work in. Start at the task, not at the price per box — that is the step that decides whether a glove is right, and it is the one most often skipped.
A triage ward and a dialysis unit are not the same purchase. Tell us the procedure first; the glove follows from it.
Nitrile for chemical and puncture resistance with no latex proteins. Natural latex where second-skin feel and fine touch matter most.
A 0.12 mm wall wears comfortably across a full shift. A 0.16 mm wall buys margin on longer, wetter procedures.
02 The range
Open a card for the full specification — wall thickness, cuff length, finish, size range and pack configuration. The best-for line at the top of each card is the fastest way to narrow the choice.
Thicker 0.16 mm nitrile with a wider durability margin for higher-exposure work.
Specifications are nominal and given for guidance · Material, sizing and pack configuration are confirmed at the time of quotation
“A glove is a decision about the task, not about the price per box.”
03 Before the order goes out
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Every MedShieldz line runs XS to XL apart from the heavier nitrile, which starts at S. We will ask for the split your wards actually draw — it rarely matches the assumption.
XS – XL
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The whole range ships powder-free. It is the default across examination use, and it removes a variable from any glove-related reaction investigation.
Powder-free, all grades
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A dispenser holds 200 gloves, 180 in XL, and a carton holds 2,000. Shelf life is three years, so storage rotation matters as much as the order quantity.
200 / dispenser · 3-year shelf life
04 Still deciding
We will find the best equipment for your job.
