HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Small 100/Bx

HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Small 100/Bx

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$2.98 USD
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HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Small 100/Bx
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HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Small 100/Bx

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HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Small 100/Bx

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Product overview

Inventory ID: 939-0641AA

Aira HSB Nitrile Examination Gloves are premium disposable gloves designed for exam and clinical use, offering reliable barrier protection against contaminants, fluids, and chemicals. These small blue gloves deliver a comfortable, flexible fit for dental professionals during exams and in the operatory. This Complete Buyer’s Guide helps you choose gloves that balance protection, comfort, and performance.

What makes this product stand out?

Aira HSB nitrile gloves combine strength and tactile sensitivity, allowing dental professionals to work confidently in clinical and procedural settings. Their durable nitrile material provides puncture resistance and chemical protection while remaining comfortable for extended wear.

Key advantages include:

  • Nitrile material resists punctures up to 3 times better than latex
  • Textured fingertips improve grip in wet and dry conditions
  • Powder-free, latex-free design prevents allergic reactions
  • The ambidextrous design streamlines inventory and donning
  • Single-use disposable format reduces cross-contamination risk

What is this product made of?

These gloves use nitrile, a synthetic rubber material that offers superior resistance to punctures, tears, and many common dental chemicals compared with latex or vinyl alternatives.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • Nitrile vs. latex: Nitrile resists punctures, avoids latex allergies, and provides superior chemical resistance.
  • Nitrile vs. vinyl: Nitrile offers superior chemical protection, puncture resistance, and tactile sensitivity.

The nitrile formulation benefits dental professionals by delivering enhanced barrier protection while maintaining tactile feel and dexterity for precise procedures.

What is it used for?

Aira HSB nitrile gloves are designed for non-sterile examination and procedural tasks in dental offices, helping to protect both the provider and the patient from cross-contamination and the transmission of infection.

Common applications include:

  • Patient examinations and oral screenings
  • Operatory setup and between-patient cleanup
  • Handling dental instruments and equipment
  • Mixing and applying impression materials and composites
  • General clinical tasks requiring barrier protection

Why you’ll appreciate this product

These nitrile examination gloves support both clinical performance and practice efficiency.

For your work:

  • Flexible nitrile supports tactile sensitivity for precise procedures
  • A comfortable fit reduces hand fatigue during extended wear
  • Textured fingertips enhance instrument control and grip
  • Latex-free formulation eliminates allergy concerns

For your practice:

  • Helps maintain OSHA infection control standards
  • Reduces cross-contamination risks between patients
  • Easy to stock with clear sizing labelling and color coding
  • Compatible with standard clinical workflows and protocols

High-quality examination gloves contribute to procedural confidence and patient safety.
Specifications
  • Product name: Nitrile Exam Gloves
  • Manufacturer: Aira
  • Size: Small
  • Count: 100 gloves per box
  • Color: Blue
  • Material: Nitrile
  • Design: Ambidextrous
  • Powder status: Powder-free
  • Latex status: Latex-free
  • Usage: Single-use, non-sterile examination
  • Allergy: Latex-free
  • Surface: Textured fingertips

Single-use only. Discard after each patient or task. Replace if torn or compromised. Use appropriate glove thickness for chemical exposure tasks.
Sizing & selection

Selecting the correct size ensures comfort, tactile sensitivity, and compliance with infection control requirements.

Fit and comfort:

Small gloves fit smaller hands comfortably. Gloves that are too tight cause hand fatigue. Gloves that are too loose reduce dexterity and increase contamination risk from slipping.

Task requirements:

Standard nitrile examination gloves work for most dental procedures. Higher-risk procedures or chemical exposure may benefit from thicker nitrile options.

Allergy considerations:

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

Box count and workflow:

Small 100-count boxes are convenient for individual operatories, mobile carts, or practices with lower glove volume per location compared to bulk boxes.

Choosing the right glove size and type improves safety, comfort, and efficiency across clinical tasks.

Explore other options

Consider additional glove options to match specific procedural demands and staff needs.

  • Nitrile gloves in other sizes (XS, medium, large, XL) for proper staff fit
  • Heavier-duty nitrile gloves for instrument processing or sterilization tasks
  • Chemical-resistant specialty gloves for laboratory applications
  • Sterile surgical gloves for invasive procedures

Tailoring glove types to procedures, providers, and operatories enhances safety and infection control compliance.

Care & storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

  • Keep the box closed 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 all dental procedures?Yes, they are suitable for most non-sterile exam and procedural tasks. Choose thicker or chemical-resistant specialty gloves for handling heavy chemicals.
  2. Are these gloves latex-free?Yes, the nitrile material is latex-free and helps prevent Type 1 latex allergic reactions.
  3. How should I dispose of used gloves?Dispose of them in appropriate clinical waste containers after single use.
  4. Will small gloves fit all staff?No, choose sizing (XS, small, medium, large, XL) that matches individual hand sizes to ensure proper fit, comfort, and dexterity. Measure hand circumference for accurate sizing.
  5. Do these gloves provide chemical resistance?They offer good resistance to many common dental solutions. Check the manufacturer's chemical compatibility charts for specific chemicals.

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