Why Cheap Gloves Aren't a Bargain
Discover why opting for cheap disposable gloves can lead to hidden costs and risks, and learn the benefits of prioritising quality and ethical sourcing.
Nitrile Gloves: Latex-free Safety with Eagle
Nitrile gloves can carry a very low allergy rate of less than 1% of users. Studies have shown that the chemical accelerators and other additives commonly used in the products of nitrile gloves, can cause allergies.
How Clean Are Your Disposable Gloves?
Have you considered that bacteria, such as Staphylococcus aureus and E.Coli. can grow in unused glove boxes due to a lack of optimal factory hygiene during the glove manufacturing process?
Alternative to Latex
Historically, latex gloves have been used in the medical and dental industries because of their superior dexterity and tactile feel, especially for surgical work. However, these can be problematic with practitioners and patients with latex allergies.
Soaring Car Sales In China Increase Nitrile Glove Price
The auto industry is the biggest user of butadiene (synthetic rubber), used specifically in the manufacture of car tires. With car sales in China almost doubling in the last year, the subsequent sharp increase in butadiene price has been passed onto glove manufacturers, who in turn are passing these rising costs to suppliers and consumers.