Why Gloves Can Contain Fungicides
Thiurams can be used in disposable glove manufacturing to make them stronger and more elastic. They're also allergens and have been used in germicides and fungicides.
Glove Toxins Affect IVF Results
A study by an infertility centre has scientifically shown the toxicity of disposable gloves can affect in vitro fertilisation (IVF) results. Specifically, toxicity levels in 10 different types of medical gloves were tested, and results revealed high-level toxicity in different 8 types of gloves, affecting different embryonic stages.
Five Glove Myths Busted
We've busted the top five disposable glove myths that we seem to come across. Find out what they are here.
Support UN SDGs With Your Glove Choice
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are not just goals for governments to focus on, but are also the responsibility of business & individuals, encouraging everyone to participate and take action, to make the biggest impact possible. How is Eagle Protect doing their part?
Phthalate and Accelerator 101
Studies have shown phthalates, such as DEHP and BPA, are carcinogenic and known endocrine disruptors which can cause adverse health effects. When contained in gloves phthalates can either be absorbed through the skin or leach into the food being handled and ingested.