HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Medium 100/Bx

HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Medium 100/Bx

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$2.87 USD
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HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Medium 100/Bx
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HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Medium 100/Bx

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HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Medium 100/Bx

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Product overview

Inventory ID: 666-0388AA

Aira HSB Nitrile Examination Gloves are single-use, medium-sized protective gloves for clinical and general exam use in dental settings, offering barrier protection against contaminants and fluids. The medium size balances comfort and dexterity for a range of procedural and patient care tasks. This Complete Buyer’s Guide helps you select dependable glove protection that supports clinical performance and infection control.

What makes this product stand out?

Aira HSB nitrile gloves provide exam-ready barrier protection with tactile sensitivity and reduced allergen risk compared with latex. Their medium size fits most users comfortably during routine exams and operatory work.

Key advantages include:

  • Nitrile material resists punctures and many common office-use fluids
  • Ambidextrous design simplifies stocking inventory and donning
  • Textured surface improves grip in wet and dry conditions
  • Powder-free formulation reduces irritation and contamination concerns
  • Single-use disposable format reduces cross-contamination risk

What is this product made of?

These gloves use nitrile, a synthetic elastomer that offers enhanced puncture resistance and avoids latex proteins that can trigger allergies. Nitrile provides durability, stretch, and chemical resistance without compromising tactile sensitivity.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • Nitrile vs latex: Nitrile avoids latex allergy risk while providing superior puncture resistance and chemical protection.
  • Nitrile vs vinyl: Nitrile generally offers stronger barrier protection and better chemical resistance.

Your practice benefits from nitrile’s protection, comfort, and reduced allergy potential in daily clinical tasks.

What is it used for?

These gloves are designed for non-sterile examination and treatment tasks in dental practices, acting as a physical barrier between hands and contaminants to support OSHA infection control protocols.

Common applications include:

  • Patient examinations and oral screenings
  • Operatory setup and between-patients cleanup
  • Handling instruments, materials, and equipment
  • Chairside assistance and intraoral procedures
  • General clinical tasks requiring barrier protection

Why you’ll appreciate this product

These gloves combine clinical performance with everyday practicality for dental professionals.

For your work:

  • Nitrile delivers strong puncture resistance and chemical protection
  • Medium size supports dexterity and tactile sensitivity for precise work
  • Textured surface enhances instrument control and grip
  • Powder-free reduces skin irritation and contamination

For your practice:

  • Helps maintain infection control standards and compliance
  • Easy to stock and distribute by size with clear labeling
  • Supports patient confidence in cleanliness and safety
  • Works across many clinical tasks and procedures

Reliable examination gloves help improve workflow efficiency and patient-provider interaction quality.
Specifications
  • Product name: Nitrile Exam Gloves
  • Manufacturer: Aira
  • Size: Medium
  • Count: 100 gloves per box
  • Material: Nitrile
  • Powder status: Powder-free
  • Design: Ambidextrous
  • Usage: Single-use, non-sterile examination
  • Allergy: Latex-free
  • Surface: Textured fingertips and palm

Single-use only. Discard after each patient or task. Replace immediately if torn or compromised. Choose appropriate glove thickness for specific chemical exposures.
Sizing & selection

Choosing the right glove size directly affects comfort, dexterity, infection control, and safety.

Fit and comfort:

Medium size fits average adult hands comfortably, maintaining tactile feel without excess tightness that causes fatigue or slack.

Task requirements:

Standard nitrile exam gloves work for most dental procedures. For heavier chemical handling or sterilization tasks, consider thicker nitrile variants or specialty gloves.

Allergy considerations:

Nitrile is latex-free and powder-free, helping prevent Type I allergic reactions and powder-related respiratory irritation for staff and patients with sensitivities.

Count and workflow:

Medium 100-count boxes work well for individual operatories, mobile carts, or practices with moderate glove volume per location compared to bulk cases.

Correct glove size and type improve comfort and task performance while supporting compliance with hygiene standards.

Explore other options

Match glove types to specific clinical needs and staff requirements.

  • Aira HSB nitrile gloves in other sizes (XS, small, medium, large, XL) for proper fit
  • Higher-count nitrile exam gloves for busy operatories
  • Heavier-duty nitrile for sterilization or laboratory work
  • Specialty chemical-resistant gloves for specific procedures or disinfectants

Tailoring glove selection to tasks, providers, and operatory spaces enhances safety and efficiency.
Care & storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight to preserve material integrity.

  • Keep the box sealed when not in use to prevent contamination
  • Avoid contact with sharp objects when donning gloves
  • Remove gloves promptly after patient contact or contamination
  • Dispose of gloves per clinical waste protocols
Frequently asked questions
  1. Can I use these gloves for patient exams?Yes. They are designed for non-sterile examination and treatment tasks in dental practices.
  2. Are these gloves latex-free?Yes. These nitrile gloves do not contain latex proteins and help prevent Type I latex allergic reactions.
  3. What size are these gloves? They are medium-sized, suited for average adult hand dimensions.
  4. How many gloves are in a box?Each box contains 100 gloves (50 pairs)
  5. Do these gloves resist punctures?Yes. Nitrile offers good resistance to punctures (up to 3x better than latex) and many common clinical fluids and chemicals.

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