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Box of 100 white latex exam gloves, powder-free, x-small

Medline

Medline CUR8103 Latex Exam Gloves Powder Free X-Small 100/BX White

SKU CH-7Q6E-G3Q6R MPN CUR8103

Powder-free latex exam gloves in X-Small, supplied in a box of 100

  • Product typeGloves & Masks
  • Product colorWhite
  • Powder-free latex reduces skin irritation risk
  • X-Small sizing ensures precise tactile control
  • 100 gloves per box supports high-volume use
  • White colour aids quick contamination detection

Powder-free latex exam gloves for clinical use

Medline CUR8103 gloves are made from natural rubber latex without powder, reducing the risk of contamination or irritation. Each box contains 100 white gloves in an extra-small size for a close fit. They are designed for single-use examinations and general first-aid tasks.

Suitable for professionals needing small.

Users with latex allergies should choose an alternative material. Anyone requiring a larger size or a sterile surgical glove will need a different product. Buyers who prefer nitrile or vinyl gloves should look elsewhere.

How it compares

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Price $12.99
Cheaper than about 70% of the 692 comparable items (median $17.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameCurad
Product typeGloves & Masks
Product colorWhite
Size & build
Shipping weight0.77 kg
Package size221 × 97 × 13 mm

Questions about this item

How do I correctly don these powder-free latex gloves and avoid the common mistake of trapping air at the fingertips?

Hold the cuff edge, slide fingers in smoothly, then press from palm to fingertip to expel trapped air and ensure a secure seal.

When should I replace a box of these single-use exam gloves during regular clinical use?

Replace the box once all 100 gloves have been used or if any glove shows tears, punctures, or material degradation before use.

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