HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, X-Small 100/Bx

HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, X-Small 100/Bx

Blue / X-Small / 100/Bx
$2.81 USD
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HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, X-Small 100/Bx
  • HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, X-Small 100/Bx
HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, X-Small 100/Bx

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HSB - Nitrile Gloves, Blue, X-Small 100/Bx

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Product overview

Inventory ID: 666-0386AA

Aira HSB nitrile examination gloves provide reliable barrier protection and precise tactile control for dental professionals who need a smaller, secure fit. The extra small size is designed for clinicians with petite hands, maintaining dexterity and comfort during exams, hygiene visits, and chairside procedures. This Complete Buyer's Guide helps you choose the right glove size with confidence while supporting infection control compliance.

What makes this product stand out?

Aira HSB nitrile gloves are built for everyday clinical reliability, combining durability with flexibility in a powder-free, latex-free design. The extra small sizing eliminates excess material at the fingertips, improving precision and reducing hand fatigue during detailed work.

Key advantages include:

  • Extra small sizing improves fit and control for petite hands
  • Nitrile material resists punctures up to 3 times better than latex
  • Powder-free finish reduces irritation and airborne contamination risk
  • Latex-free formulation prevents Type I allergic reactions
  • Textured fingertips enhance grip on instruments and materials in wet conditions

What is this product made of?

These gloves use nitrile, a synthetic rubber material known for its strength, elasticity, and resistance to common clinical fluids and chemicals. Nitrile offers dependable barrier protection while maintaining flexibility and tactile sensitivity, making it ideal for dental environments.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • Nitrile vs latex: latex-free protection with superior puncture resistance and chemical protection
  • Nitrile vs vinyl: improved durability, comfortable fit, and better chemical resistance

This material choice benefits dental professionals by providing a secure, comfortable glove that performs consistently across routine and detailed clinical tasks.

What is it used for?

Aira HSB nitrile examination gloves are designed for non-sterile clinical and exam use in dental practices. The extra small size ensures a snug fit, supporting accuracy and comfort during patient care while maintaining OSHA compliance.

Common applications include:

  • Dental examinations and oral assessments
  • Hygiene procedures require precise instrument control and tactile sensitivity
  • Operatory setup and between-patient cleanup
  • Chairside assisting and routine patient care
  • Handling dental materials, impression materials, and supplies

Why you'll appreciate this product

These gloves support both individual performance and overall practice efficiency.

For your work:

  • A snug fit improves tactile sensitivity and precision for detailed procedures
  • Textured fingertips enhance control in wet or dry conditions
  • Flexible nitrile supports comfort during extended wear without hand fatigue
  • Easy donning and removal support fast glove changes between patients

For your practice:

  • Latex-free gloves accommodate staff and patient sensitivities
  • Powder-free design supports OSHA infection control standards
  • Consistent sizing simplifies training, stocking, and compliance
  • Reliable everyday gloves support smooth clinical workflows and operatory turnover

Together, these features help your team work comfortably and confidently throughout the day.
Specifications
  • Product name: Nitrile Exam Gloves
  • Manufacturer: Aira
  • Size: Extra small (XS)
  • Count: 100 gloves per box
  • Material: Nitrile (synthetic rubber)
  • Color: Blue
  • Powder status: Powder-free
  • Sterility: Non-sterile examination
  • Design: Ambidextrous
  • Texture: Textured fingertips and palm
  • Latex status: Latex-free

Single-use only. Replace gloves between patients and whenever torn or compromised.
Sizing & selection

Choosing the correct glove size and formulation protects your hands while supporting efficiency and comfort.

Glove size:

Extra small gloves are ideal for clinicians whose hands feel loose or bulky in small sizes (typically under 6.5-inch palm circumference). Proper sizing improves dexterity and reduces hand fatigue over long procedures.

Material selection:

Nitrile is a strong choice for dental practices that need puncture resistance, chemical protection, and latex-free barrier protection across a wide range of tasks.

Powder status:

Powder-free gloves help maintain cleaner operatories, reduce airborne particles, eliminate respiratory irritation, and support infection control protocols.

Box quantity and placement:

A 100-count box is convenient for individual operatories, mobile carts, or staff members who require specific sizing compared to bulk cases.

Selecting the extra small option ensures every team member has gloves that fit correctly and perform reliably.

Explore other options

To fully outfit your team with proper sizing, you may also consider:

  • Aira nitrile gloves in small, medium, large, and XL sizes for complete staff fit
  • Higher-count glove boxes (300-count) for high-volume operatories
  • Thicker nitrile gloves for laboratory, sterilization, or chemical handling
  • Complementary PPE such as masks, face shields, gowns, and disinfectant wipes

Matching glove sizes and types to staff roles and procedures keeps your practice efficient and well prepared.
Care & storage

Store gloves in a cool, dry location away from direct heat or sunlight to preserve material integrity.

  • Keep boxes closed when not in use to prevent contamination
  • Inspect gloves before donning for tears or defects
  • Change gloves between patients and tasks
  • Dispose of used gloves according to clinical waste protocols
Frequently asked questions
  1. Are extra small gloves necessary in a dental practice?Yes. Proper sizing is important for dexterity, comfort, and infection control. Extra small gloves ensure that staff with smaller hands maintain tactile sensitivity and control without excess material.
  2. Are these gloves safe for latex-sensitive individuals?Yes. They are latex-free and appropriate for staff and patients with Type I latex sensitivities, preventing allergic reactions.
  3. Can these gloves be used for routine dental procedures?Yes. They are suitable for most non-sterile exams, hygiene visits, and chairside tasks requiring standard barrier protection.
  4. Are these gloves reusable?No. They are single-use examination gloves and should be discarded after each patient or task per infection control standards.
  5. Do textured fingertips reduce sensitivity?No. The texture improves grip without significantly reducing tactile feel, helping maintain control during precision work and instrument handling.

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