Micro Touch Nitrafree Nitrile Exam Gloves - 697231_BX - 1

$McKesson Confiderm Latex Exam Glove, Ivory - 921597_BX - 1$

$ENCORE Perry Style 42 PF Latex Standard Cuff Length Surgical Glove, White - 1012595_BX - 1$

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Exam Gloves for Medical, Clinical, and General-Use Settings

Whether you're stocking a hospital, running a private practice, or maintaining a well-supplied exam room, having the right gloves on hand matters. Cart Health's exam gloves collection brings together more than 150 options — from everyday nitrile and vinyl exam gloves to surgical-grade polyisoprene gloves and protective finger cots — all from trusted brands including Ansell, McKesson, Molnlycke, and Micro-Touch. Use the filters to narrow by material, size, or intended use so you can find exactly what your team needs.

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What You'll Find in This Collection

Nitrile exam gloves: A popular latex-free option known for durability and tactile sensitivity. Options like the McKesson Confiderm 3.5C Nitrile Exam Glove and the McKesson Confiderm 4.5C Nitrile Exam Glove offer varying thicknesses to match different task demands.
Latex exam gloves: A traditional choice valued for a close, comfortable fit and reliable barrier protection in clinical environments.
Vinyl and stretch vinyl exam gloves: A cost-effective, latex-free alternative well suited for lower-risk, general-purpose tasks.
Polyisoprene surgical gloves: Designed for operating room environments where precision and a secure fit are essential. The DermAssist Prestige Polyisoprene Surgical Glove is one example of this higher-specification category.
Finger cots: Protective coverings for individual fingers — useful when a full glove isn't required. See the Urocare Finger Cot as an example of this specialty item.

How to Choose the Right Glove

Consider the material first. Nitrile is a strong all-around performer and latex-free. Latex offers excellent fit for those without sensitivities. Vinyl suits general-purpose, lower-risk tasks. Polyisoprene is designed for surgical precision.
Match the thickness to the task. Thinner gloves improve dexterity for detailed work; thicker gloves provide added durability for extended procedures.
Check for powdered vs. powder-free. Most clinical settings today prefer powder-free gloves to reduce contamination risk — many products in this collection are powder-free.
Don't overlook sizing. A well-fitted glove reduces hand fatigue and improves control. Most brands in this collection offer a full size range from XS to XL.
Exam vs. surgical grade. Exam gloves are appropriate for most clinical and procedural tasks. Surgical gloves, such as those from Molnlycke and Ansell, meet higher standards intended for operating room use. Consult your facility's protocols when in doubt.

Specialty and Trusted Brand Options

This collection includes products from brands with long-standing reputations in healthcare supply. The Micro Touch Elite Exam Gloves from Micro-Touch and the

McKesson Confiderm 3.5C Nitrile Exam Glove, Blue - 765873_BX - 1

Exam Gloves

McKesson Confiderm 4.5C Nitrile Exam Glove, Blue - 921601_BX - 1

Surgical Gloves

$Gammex Non-Latex PI Polyisoprene Standard Cuff Length Surgical Glove, White - 765477_BX - 1$

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McKesson Confiderm 6.5CX Extended Cuff Nitrile Extended Cuff Length Exam Glove, Blue - 921606_BX - 1

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