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Standardize the selection and use of disposable gloves
Jul 16,2025
1. Selection of disposable gloves:
(1) Choose disposable gloves of appropriate size. According to the width of the palm, gloves are usually divided into several different models of S/M/L/XL. Choose the size that fits your palm. If the size is too large and the front end of the finger is hollow, it will also affect the fit and protection effect during use.
(2) Choose non allergenic disposable gloves. If you are allergic to latex or have an allergic constitution, it is recommended to choose water-based polyurethane gloves and nitrile gloves.
(3) Choose suitable disposable gloves according to application requirements.
For example, in electronic instrument manufacturing, anti-static gloves (water-based polyurethane, nitrile, PVC anti-static) should be selected;
In the nail and decoration industry, choose anti ketone and aromatic gloves (water-based polyurethane and latex gloves);
In the food related industry, avoid choosing latex gloves that are prone to oil leakage when in contact with fats.
(4) There are requirements for sensitivity in use, or it is necessary to wear protective disposable gloves for a long time, such as medical staff, precision electronic instrument manufacturing or maintenance, experimental testing, etc. ）It is recommended to choose excellent disposable gloves, which are water-based polyurethane gloves with high elasticity, good breathability, high sensitivity, strong barrier properties, and no allergies; Secondly, nano nitrile gloves can be chosen to improve the elasticity and breathability of traditional nitrile.
2. Use of disposable gloves:
(1) Disposable gloves for use.
Strictly speaking, thin gloves should be used once, especially in industries such as healthcare, medical beauty, and food and beverage. And secondary pollution and cross infection should be avoided.
(3) The use of disposable gloves cannot replace the function of cleaning hands.
Clean your hands before and after wearing gloves, otherwise the inner layer of the gloves is prone to bacterial growth.
(3) Avoid skin damage and allergies on the hands.
If the skin is dry, cracked, or otherwise damaged, moisturize and protect the skin, treat the damaged wound, and then wear gloves. Otherwise, harmful substances can easily invade the skin and may cause allergic reactions.
(4) Avoid touching contaminated gloves.
When using, avoid wearing gloves that come into direct contact with skin areas such as the face and arms. Also avoid wearing gloves and touching public items such as elevator buttons, light switches, and door handles
(5) Standardize wearing and taking off.
Pay attention to the correct method when removing gloves to prevent harmful substances on the outer layer of the gloves from coming into contact with the skin, clothing, public goods, and environment again, and to prevent secondary pollution. (Use one hand to pick up the outer edge of the glove cuff, remove the glove, and flip the outer layer in. Use the fingers that have removed the glove to pinch the inner edge of the glove cuff, turn it off, and flip the outer layer over.) For some scenarios with high hygiene requirements (such as medical use, epidemic prevention, etc.), used gloves should be discarded after each surgery (if necessary, gloves should be disinfected before disposal), and then hands should be washed.
(6) Avoid sharing disposable gloves.
Avoid sharing gloves with others to prevent cross infection.
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