Why order powder free vinyl gloves from LabSource?

Fast shipment and bulk pricing on our curated selection of industry-specific vinyl gloves and get the best customer experience.

For food service professionals, vinyl gloves are essential for maintaining hygiene and preventing contamination. In the healthcare field, vinyl exam gloves provide an allergy-free barrier during patient examinations. Industrial workers benefit from industry grade vinyl gloves that protect against dirt, grime, and certain chemicals. Whatever your industry, vinyl disposable gloves are an indispensable tool for keeping your operations clean and safe.

Expert Product Recommendations: We’ve been providing gloves tailored for the health and medical sectors, law enforcement and correctional facilities, sanitation, laboratories, and manufacturing plants for over 40 years. By actively listening to your feedback about end-user experiences and staying informed about your specific industry regulations and standards, we ensure our product recommendations are both timely and precisely suited to your organization's needs.

Quality Product at Lower Cost: We provide bulk contract pricing to ensure you access high-quality products at affordable rates. We carefully select our logistics partners to minimize shipping costs and guarantee that your orders arrive exactly when you need them.

Fast Shipping & Large Inventory: Our advanced warehouse management system ensures you receive the freshest PPE supplies with the longest expiry dates. This efficient system reduces your lead time and helps maintain the continuity of your operations without interruptions.

What is vinyl glove made of?

Vinyl gloves are made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a synthetic plastic polymer that is flexible and resistant to acids, fats, and alcohols, making it a practical choice for many protective applications.

What is the powder in vinyl gloves?

Some vinyl gloves are powdered to make them easier to put on and remove. This powder, usually cornstarch, prevents the gloves from sticking together and absorbs moisture to keep hands dry and comfortable:

• Contamination Risks: In sterile environments, such as operating rooms or cleanrooms, the powder from gloves can contaminate the workspace. It can adhere to surfaces and equipment, potentially affecting the sterility of the environment and impacting sensitive processes.
• Impaired Healing: In healthcare, particularly in surgeries, powder particles from gloves can enter wounds and impair the healing process. This can lead to granulomas (inflammatory reactions) and other complications in post-operative recovery.

What size vinyl gloves do I need?

It’s essential to choose gloves that fit well to maintain dexterity and comfort. Our customer service team is here to help you select the right size, ensuring your gloves are neither too tight nor too loose.

Why choose vinyl gloves in your industry?

Vinyl vs. Nitrile Gloves: lower cost

Nitrile Gloves offer better protection against chemicals and biohazards and are more durable. However, vinyl gloves are significantly more cost-effective, making them ideal for tasks that require frequent glove changes or where budget constraints are a primary concern.

Vinyl vs. Latex Gloves: allergy safe

Vinyl Gloves are latex-free, which makes them an essential option for environments where allergies to latex are a concern. They are also generally more affordable than latex and nitrile gloves.

Vinyl vs. Neoprene Gloves: more economical

Vinyl Gloves are more economical than neoprene gloves and are adequate for basic protection, which makes them suitable for general daily use in non-hazardous environments.

Vinyl gloves stand out for their cost-effectiveness, safety in food handling, and as a hypoallergenic option in sensitive environments. This makes them a practical choice for many food service operations, F&B manufacturers, and certain medical and lab applications where advanced chemical protection is not required.

Contact our customer care team or read our glove selection guide for more information on glove materials, grades, and thickness definitions to find the barrier protection that is right for your applications.