HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Small 200/Bx

HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Small 200/Bx

Blue / Small / 200/Bx
$5.86 USD
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HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Small 200/Bx

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HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, Small 200/Bx

$5.86 USD
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Inventory ID: 666-0046AA

These powder-free nitrile examination gloves provide dependable barrier protection with a precise, close-fitting feel for clinicians who need a small size. Designed for routine dental exams, hygiene visits, and operatory tasks, they deliver excellent tactile sensitivity without latex exposure. This Complete Buyer's Guide helps you choose confidently and maintain a consistent glove fit across your team.

What makes this product stand out?

These small nitrile gloves deliver a secure, form-fitting feel while maintaining durability for daily clinical use. The powder-free finish and textured fingertips support clean workflows and confident instrument handling.

Key advantages include:

  • Small sizing delivers a precise fit for smaller hands
  • Nitrile material resists punctures and tears 3x better than latex
  • Powder-free design reduces irritation and contamination risk
  • Textured fingertips improve grip on instruments in wet conditions
  • Latex-free formulation prevents Type I latex allergies in sensitive patients and staff

What is this product made of?

These gloves are made from nitrile butadiene rubber, a synthetic material chosen for strength, elasticity, and chemical resistance. Nitrile provides a reliable barrier against blood, saliva, and bodily fluids while conforming closely to the hand for precise, controlled movements.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • Nitrile vs latex: latex-free protection with 3x puncture resistance and no allergy risk
  • Nitrile vs vinyl: better fit, durability, and tactile sensitivity for clinical use

For clinicians who find medium gloves loose or imprecise, this small nitrile option offers improved control without sacrificing protection.

What is it used for?

These examination gloves are intended for non-sterile, routine dental and medical tasks that require fine motor control and dependable barrier protection. They support efficient care and OSHA bloodborne pathogen compliance in both clinical and support areas.

Common applications include:

  • General dental exams requiring detailed tactile feedback
  • Hygiene procedures, including prophylaxis, scaling, and polishing, with frequent moisture exposure
  • Chairside assisting and instrument transfer during restorative procedures
  • Operatory setup and cleanup involving disinfectants
  • Laboratory work and light chemical handling

Why you'll appreciate this product

You and your team will notice improved control and comfort, especially during detailed or longer procedures.

For your work:

  • A snug fit delivers fine motor precision and fingertip control
  • Flexible nitrile maintains tactile sensitivity for instrument handling
  • Textured fingertips ensures secure grip in wet conditions
  • Reliable barrier protection supports daily infection control tasks

For your practice:

  • Latex-free gloves simplify standardization and training across staff
  • 200-count box reduces restocking interruptions for busy schedules
  • Proper sizing reduces waste from poor fit and torn gloves
  • Durable construction maintains smooth workflows and OSHA compliance

Together, these benefits support efficiency, protection, and clinician confidence.

Specifications
  • Product name: Nitrile Examination Gloves
  • Manufacturer: Aira
  • Size: Small (7-8 inch hand circumference)
  • Count: 200 gloves per box
  • Material: Nitrile synthetic rubber
  • Powder status: Powder-free
  • Texture: Textured fingertips
  • Sterility: Non-sterile
  • Color: Blue
  • Cuff: Beaded cuff
  • Design: Ambidextrous (fits either hand)
  • Usage: Single-use examination glove
  • Compliance: OSHA bloodborne pathogen standards, CDC infection control

Single-use only. Replace between patients and tasks according to the CDC infection control protocol.

Sizing & selection

Selecting the correct glove size and style reduces fatigue and improves accuracy during procedures.

Sizing and fit:

Choose small gloves if medium feels loose at the fingertips or palm. Proper fit allows full finger movement without excess material bunching.

Material selection:

Nitrile is ideal for practices seeking latex-free gloves with higher durability and chemical resistance than vinyl alternatives.

Powder preference:

Powder-free gloves minimize skin irritation and reduce airborne residue in treatment rooms that can interfere with bonding procedures.

Intended use:

Non-sterile exam gloves suit routine care, while sterile surgical gloves should be selected for oral surgery and invasive procedures.

Choosing this small, powder-free nitrile option delivers comfort, precision, and consistent daily performance.

Explore other options

Different providers and procedures may require additional glove choices.

  • Other nitrile glove sizes (extra small, medium, large, extra large) for full team fit
  • Higher-count boxes (300-count) for high-volume practices
  • Thicker nitrile gloves for enhanced chemical protection during laboratory work
  • Sterile surgical gloves for oral surgery and invasive procedures

Matching glove options to providers and procedures optimizes comfort, protection, and efficiency.

Care & storage

Proper storage preserves glove integrity and performance.

  • Store in a cool, dry place away from heat, sunlight, and ozone exposure
  • Inspect gloves before use for tears, punctures, or defects
  • Don only on clean, dry hands
  • Dispose of after each use, following local waste guidelines and OSHA regulations.
Frequently asked questions
  1. How do I know if small is the right size for me?Measure your hand circumference at the widest part of your palm. Small gloves fit 7-8 inch circumferences. If the medium feels loose at the fingertips, small should provide better control.
  2. Are these gloves latex-free?Yes. They contain no natural rubber latex and are suitable for latex-sensitive environments and Type I latex allergy prevention.
  3. Can I use these gloves for cleaning and disinfection?Yes. They are appropriate for routine disinfectants and light chemical exposure when used as directed.
  4. Are these gloves sterile?No. They are non-sterile exam gloves intended for routine clinical use, not surgical procedures.
  5. Can these gloves be reused?No. You should discard them after each patient or task, per CDC infection control guidelines.

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