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If you are looking for top-quality disposable gloves at prices way below the big wholesalers, this page is for you - current customers include care service providers, hair and beauty salons, tattoo studios, cleaning companies, and garages.

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After setting up a buying group to help care service providers obtain ethically sourced and priced PPE during the Covid pandemic, I had the opportunity to become a distributor for one of the UK's leading providers of disposable gloves. As a result, many businesses now enjoy far lower prices - and costs, with over 30,000 boxes sold this year. (references available).

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You can view product information and technical data here.

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For a quote on any size, colour, or quantity, please get in touch with me by mobile, text or WhatsApp on  

07770 926895 (pay nothing until you receive your order - same-day delivery is available).

 

​There are three distinct types of protective gloves:

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Nitrile Gloves

Nitrile gloves are made out of synthetic rubber and have superior puncture resistance than latex gloves. They are also an ideal alternative when latex allergies are of concern. 

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• Close-fitting

• High puncture-resistance

• Latex-free

• Have a high level of sensitivity

• Good for wearing an extended amount of time

• Work well for high-risk situations involving infectious material

• Resist many chemicals

• Have a long shelf life

 

Latex Gloves

Latex gloves are natural material, made out of rubber.  They are a popular choice of protective glove for medical or industrial use. Benefits include:

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• Close-fitting

• High level of touch sensitivity

• Good for wearing for an extended amount of time

• Work well for high-risk situations involving infectious material

• Cost-effective

• Lightly powdered, making them easier to put on

• Elastic and strong

• Biodegradable

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Vinyl Gloves

Vinyl gloves are a popular choice for the food industry and situations where high levels of durability and protection are less of a priority.  While they may be less durable, they are the less expensive option.

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• Latex-free

• Have a looser fit

• Are good for short-term, low-risk tasks

• Are the most economic option

• Have anti-static properties

• Are best for use with non-hazardous materials

• Are lightly powdered to make it easier to put on

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NB. In most working environments, particularly medical and social care, as well as food and drink, powder-free gloves are required. This is to ensure that no contamination or allergic reaction is caused by gloves that contain a powder coating (usually corn flour ) to make them easier to put on and more comfortable to wear.

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For a quote on any size, colour, or quantity, please get in touch with me by mobile, text or WhatsApp on  

07770 926895 (pay nothing until you receive your order - same-day delivery is available).

 

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