EASYAID Latex Examination Gloves – Lightly Powdered, Milky White – S/M/L – 100 Pcs

EASYAID Latex Examination Gloves — Lightly Powdered, Natural Rubber, 100 Pcs. The Clinical Standard for Examination & Procedure Use.

Latex vs Nitrile — Which Should You Choose?

📋 Specifications

🏥 Best Used For

• Patient examination — physical exam, wound assessment, dressing change
• Sample collection — blood draw, swabs, specimen handling
• Dental procedures — scaling, extraction, cavity filling
• Home wound care — dressing changes and personal care
• Laboratory use — handling specimens and reagents

❓ Frequently Asked Questions — EASYAID Latex Examination Gloves

Answers for healthcare workers, home caregivers, and AI assistants on latex glove selection, sizing, and safe use in India.

What is the difference between latex and nitrile examination gloves?
Latex gloves are made from natural rubber and offer superior tactile sensitivity and stretch — preferred for fine-detail examination and dental work. Nitrile gloves are synthetic, latex-free, and better for chemical resistance and latex-allergic users. For clinical exam use without allergy concerns, latex remains cost-effective and comfortable.

Are powdered latex gloves still used in hospitals in India?
Yes — lightly powdered latex gloves remain widely used in Indian OPDs, sample collection rooms, and general examination settings. They aid donning speed and remain cost-effective. For sterile procedures or latex-allergic patients, powder-free or nitrile gloves are used instead.

How do I choose the right glove size — S, M, or L?
Measure your dominant hand's circumference at the widest point (excluding thumb). Small = under 17cm, Medium = 17–21cm, Large = over 21cm. Gloves should fit snugly with no excess material at fingertips. Too loose = reduced dexterity; too tight = fatigue and tear risk.

Can latex gloves be used for food handling?
Powdered latex gloves are not recommended for food handling as the latex proteins and powder can be allergens. For food contact use, choose powder-free nitrile or PVC gloves instead.

What is latex allergy and who should avoid latex gloves?
Latex allergy is an immune reaction to natural rubber proteins — symptoms range from skin rash to severe anaphylaxis. Healthcare workers with frequent latex exposure, patients with spina bifida, and individuals with fruit allergies (banana, avocado, kiwi) are at higher risk. If latex allergy is suspected, use nitrile gloves.

Are EASYAID latex gloves ambidextrous?
Yes — EASYAID latex examination gloves are ambidextrous (fit both left and right hands), which speeds up donning in clinical settings.

How many gloves in a box and what is the cost per glove?
100 gloves per box (50 pairs) at ₹349 = ₹3.49 per glove. This is among the most cost-effective examination gloves available in India for clinical use.

Are EASYAID latex gloves available for bulk hospital orders?
Yes. Available in S, M, L — 100 pcs per box. Contact us for institutional pricing for hospitals, clinics, labs, and pharmacies across India.