Nitrile Examination Gloves

Nitrile Examination Gloves, Powder-Free, Small, Blue 300 per Box – Complete Buyer's Guide

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Nitrile Examination Gloves, Powder-Free, Small, Blue 300 per Box – Complete Buyer's Guide

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Nitrile Examination Gloves, Powder-Free, Small, Blue 300 per Box – Complete Buyer's Guide

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Product overview

Inventory ID: 666-0372AA

Aira HSB nitrile examination gloves are designed to deliver reliable hand protection and tactile control for everyday dental procedures. The small size provides a secure, comfortable fit for clinicians who need precision without excess material at the fingertips. This Complete Buyer's Guide helps you choose the right glove size and formulation to support consistent infection control and confident clinical performance.

What makes this product stand out?

These gloves balance durability, flexibility, and comfort in a powder-free, latex-free design suited for routine dental care. The small sizing improves dexterity and control, making them a practical choice for clinicians who find medium gloves too loose.

Key advantages include:

  • Small size improves fit and tactile sensitivity for precise clinical work
  • Nitrile synthetic rubber resists punctures, tears, and chemical exposure 3x better than latex
  • Powder-free finish reduces skin irritation, airborne particles, and residue on operatory surfaces
  • Latex-free formulation supports allergy-sensitive practices and Type I latex allergy prevention
  • 300-count box minimizes restocking interruptions and supports high-volume operatories

What is this product made of?

These examination gloves are made from nitrile, a synthetic rubber material known for its strength, flexibility, and fluid resistance. Nitrile provides dependable barrier protection against blood, saliva, and bodily fluids while maintaining the tactile feedback and sensitivity needed for precise dental procedures.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • Nitrile vs latex: latex-free protection with 3x more puncture resistance and no Type I allergy risk
  • Nitrile vs vinyl: improved durability, fit, elasticity, and barrier integrity for clinical use
  • 300-count vs 100-count boxes: fewer restocking interruptions and better value for high-volume practices

This material choice benefits dental professionals by offering consistent protection and comfort during frequent glove changes throughout the day.

What is it used for?

Aira HSB nitrile examination gloves are intended for non-sterile clinical use in dental and healthcare settings. They protect clinicians and patients while supporting OSHA bloodborne pathogen compliance and efficient, uninterrupted care.

Common applications include:

  • Routine dental examinations, assessments, and patient evaluations
  • Hygiene procedures, including prophylaxis, scaling, and polishing, requiring a secure grip
  • Chair-side assisting, tray setup, and direct patient care
  • Operatory setup, cleanup, and surface disinfection
  • Handling dental instruments, materials, and impression compounds

Why you'll appreciate this product

These gloves are designed to support both individual clinicians and overall practice efficiency.

For your work:

  • A snug fit enhances tactile sensitivity and fingertip control for precise clinical work
  • Textured fingertips improve instrument control and grip in wet conditions
  • Flexible nitrile supports extended wear comfort without hand fatigue or restriction
  • Easy donning and removal support frequent glove changes between patients

For your practice:

  • Latex-free gloves accommodate staff and patient Type I latex sensitivities
  • Powder-free design supports CDC and OSHA infection control standards
  • High 300-count packaging reduces restocking frequency and supply interruptions
  • Consistent sizing simplifies training, stocking, and standardization across operatories

Together, these features maintain efficiency, protection, and patient confidence.
Specifications
  • Product name: Nitrile Examination Gloves
  • Manufacturer: Aira
  • Size: Small (6-7 inch hand circumference)
  • Count: 300 gloves per box
  • Material: Nitrile synthetic rubber
  • Color: Blue
  • Powder status: Powder-free
  • Sterility: Non-sterile
  • Design: Ambidextrous (fits either hand)
  • Texture: Textured fingertips for enhanced grip
  • Latex status: Latex-free
  • Thickness: Standard examination grade
  • Compliance: OSHA bloodborne pathogen standards

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

Selecting the correct glove size and formulation supports comfort, dexterity, safety, and infection control.

Glove size selection:

Small gloves are ideal for clinicians whose hands measure 6-7 inches in circumference or who find medium gloves too loose and imprecise. Proper sizing improves control and reduces hand fatigue during extended wear.

Material selection:

Nitrile is well-suited for dental practices that prioritize puncture resistance, chemical resistance, latex-free protection, and superior durability for everyday procedures and tasks.

Powder status:

Powder-free gloves maintain cleaner operatories, reduce the risk of skin irritation and allergic reactions, and eliminate airborne particles that can interfere with bonding procedures.

Box quantity and placement:

A 300-count box is ideal for high-volume operatories, shared treatment areas, and practices with frequent glove changes, reducing supply interruptions and improving inventory efficiency.

Choosing this small nitrile glove option ensures consistent performance and comfort across procedures.

Explore other options

To fully equip your team across different hand sizes and needs, you may also consider:

  • Aira nitrile gloves in extra small, medium, and large sizes for full team coverage
  • Lower-count boxes (100-count) for individual operatories or low-volume areas
  • Thicker nitrile gloves for laboratory work, chemical handling, or extended procedures
  • Sterile surgical gloves for oral surgery and implant procedures
  • Complementary PPE such as face masks, gowns, protective eyewear, and disinfectant wipes

Matching glove sizes, box counts, and types to providers, procedures, and operatory volume helps keep your practice efficient and well prepared.
Care & storage

Store gloves in a cool, dry area away from direct heat, sunlight, and ozone exposure.

  • Keep boxes closed when not in use to prevent contamination and drying
  • Inspect gloves before donning for tears, punctures, or defects
  • Change gloves between patients, tasks, and whenever compromised
  • Dispose of used gloves according to your clinical waste protocol and OSHA regulations
Frequently asked questions
  1. Are small gloves appropriate for most clinicians?They are ideal for clinicians whose hands measure 6-7 inches in circumference or who find medium gloves too loose and want a more precise, secure fit for detailed clinical work.
  2. Are these gloves safe for latex-sensitive individuals?Yes. They are latex-free and suitable for staff and patients with Type I latex sensitivities and allergic reactions to natural rubber latex.
  3. Can these gloves be used for routine dental procedures?Yes. They are appropriate for most non-sterile exams, hygiene visits, restorative procedures, and chairside tasks with bloodborne pathogen exposure.
  4. Are these gloves reusable?No. They are single-use examination gloves and should be discarded after each patient or task per CDC infection control guidelines.
  5. Do textured fingertips affect sensitivity?No. They enhance grip on instruments and in wet conditions while maintaining the tactile feel needed for precise clinical work.

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