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Vinyl Examination Gloves

Browse our selection of disposable, powder-free vinyl examination gloves. Offering a cost-effective alternative to latex and nitrile for short-term, low-risk tasks.
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Our range of vinyl examination gloves is suitable for short durations and low-risk tasks, like non-invasive check-ups and basic clinical assessments. Vinyl gloves offer a safe alternative for staff and patients who struggle with latex allergies, like Type I or Type IV sensitivities. They are disposable, powder-free, non-sterile, and supplied in boxes of 100.

Vinyl gloves should be avoided when performing procedures that involve exposure to blood or bodily fluids, handling chemicals, or long and complex procedures that require a high tactile sensitivity and tear resistance.

The Williams Comfort Vinyl Examination Gloves come in sizes Small, Medium, Large and Extra-Large, and are made from a flexible PVC formulation (Synthetic polymer/vinyl chloride). The gloves are latex-free and accelerator-free, making them suitable for staff and patients with latex sensitivities or sensitive skin.

Vinyl Examination Gloves FAQs

Are vinyl gloves latex-free?

Yes. Standard vinyl gloves are 100% latex-free and are made from synthetic polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and plasticizers.

Can you be allergic to vinyl gloves?

Yes. You can have an allergic reaction to vinyl gloves. However, an allergy to the PVC material used in the construction of vinyl gloves is rare. Most allergic reactions from vinyl gloves comes from the additives used in addition to make vinyl gloves.

Do vinyl gloves expire?

Yes. Vinyl gloves typically have a shelf life between 3 to 5 years from their manufacturing date. The gloves don’t spoil like food for example, but the synthetic polymers and plasticizers slowly break down over time, even if the box is unopened.

Where can I buy vinyl gloves?

You can buy vinyl examination gloves from Merlin Medical. Receive WMS plus loyalty points, same day shipping on stocked lines, and free next day delivery on orders over £100.