Gloves at Wholesale Price - Harmony Lab & Safety Supplies

Intco

SKU: NDPU100-BK

Intco Diamond Textured Nitrile Gloves, 8 mil, Black, 100/box

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$10.99 - $99.99

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Liberty Safety

SKU: 4411-P

Medium/Heavyweight Cotton Lisle Inspection Gloves, 12/pair

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$6.39 - $11.99

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TechniGlove

SKU: TG5

Rival Blue Nitrile Exam Glove, 4.0 mil, 200/box

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$17.99 - $169.99

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Medline

SKU: MDS19207

Accutouch Vinyl Exam Gloves, 5.1 mil, Powder-Free, 100/box

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$5.39 - $49.99

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Ansell

SKU: XSU690

Microflex Supreno SE Blue Nitrile Exam Glove, 1000/case

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$189.99 - $214.99

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SHOWA

SKU: 7500PF

Showa 7500PF EBT Blue Biodegradable Nitrile Gloves, 4 mil, Powder-free, 100/box

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$15.99 - $149.99

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Medline

SKU: OAT680

Restore White Nitrile Exam Gloves with maxOat+, 3.6 mil, 250/box

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$24.99 - $244.99

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Superior Glove

SKU: SSTNCF

Sure Knit Touchscreen ESD Nylon Inspection Gloves, 1/pair

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$5.97

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$0.96

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Portwest

SKU: A195

Portwest A195 Polyurethane Coated Touchscreen Gloves, Black/Black, 12 Pairs

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$20.99

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$F8U Suzuki Extra Thick Latex Finger Cots, 300/bag$

Suzuki

SKU: XF8U

Suzuki Extra Thick Latex Finger Cots, 300/bag

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$34.99

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Ansell

SKU: MK-296

Ansell MICROFLEX MidKnight MK-296 Black Nitrile Exam Gloves, 6.0 mil, 100/box

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$18.99 - $179.99

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DuraSkin

SKU: LIB2016W

DuraSkin Blue Nitrile Gloves, 6 mil, 1000/case

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$129.99

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB9360SP

Smooth Finish Nitrile Coated Glove, Safety Cuff, Blue, 12/pair

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$37.99

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LB4621

Formal White Dress Gloves, 12/pair

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$17.99

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Curad

SKU: CUR931

CURAD Blue Nitrile Exam Gloves, 5 mil, 150/box

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$15.99 - $154.99

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Medline

SKU: CS16

Medline CS Pro 16" Extended Cuff Nitrile Exam Gloves, 9 mil, 50/box

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$23.99 - $237.99

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Medline

SKU: MDS19517

Aloetouch 3G Vinyl Exam Glove, 5.5 mil, Powder-Free, 100/box

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$6.99 - $64.99

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Dynarex

SKU: DYN672

AloeSkin Pink Nitrile Medical Exam Gloves, Soothing Aloe Vera, 2 mil, 100/box

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$9.39 - $89.99

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LB4630C

Q-Grip Nitrile Coated Glove, Gray/White, 12/pair

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$19.99

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Liberty Safety

SKU: LIB4505-M

Mens Cotton Canvas Glove with Black PVC Dots, 12/pair

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$11.79
Task Gloves

SKU: VSP47670TC

Versus Plus Polyurethane Coated Glove, Touchscreen Compatible, Cut Level A4

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$8.69 - $89.99

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Medline

SKU: PINK258

Generation Pink Sense Nitrile Exam Gloves, 3.5 mil, 250/Box

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$21.99 - $206.99

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$Liberty Safety F4783HV Arctic Tuff Thermal Latex Double-Coated Glove, Hi-Vis Orange/Black, 12/pair$

Liberty Safety

SKU: LBF4783HV

Arctic Tuff Latex Double-Coated Thermal Glove, Hi-Vis Orange/Black, Cut Level A2, 12/pair

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$69.99

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$F6SK-PF Suzuki ESD Static Dissipative Extra Thick 16 Mil Black Latex Finger Cots, 100/box$

Suzuki

SKU: XF6SKPF

Suzuki ESD Static Black Latex Finger Cots, Extra Thick 16.0 mil, 100/box

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$18.99

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Gloves

Harmony has over 16 years supplying disposable and safety gloves to hospitals, research centers, medical offices, and industrial centers. We have product experts standing by to assist you in matching your needs to a glove. OSHA claims cost thousands. Prevent work-related accidents with the proper protection. Over 20% of injuries involve the hands. It isn't just construction workers, nurses in hospitals report injuries related to latex irritation. Harmony carries the best brands: Liberty Glove, Portwest, Duraskin, Techniglove, Grabber, UG Healthcare, Kimberly-Clark and more.

What gloves do you need?

Did you know that 20% of work-related accidents involve hand injuries? Construction workers need to use work gloves that are well suited to their hazards. Depending on your preference, you may desire a sure grip with coated gloves, anti-impact gloves for those handling power tools, or classic leather gloves are keeping you safe from basic cuts and dust and debris. Most glove also provide warmth in cold weather conditions.

Work gloves are a part of your personal protective equipment kit that should include hi-vis safety t-shirts, respiratory protection, and other gear as needed. Consult with the safety expert on your team who can tell you what minimum requirements you need. Work gloves for construction commonly need to meet minimum ANSI cut, puncture, and abrasion resistance standards. Households may only require ANSI A2 cut resistant gloves, but commercial kitchens could require A5+ to prevent serious accidents in high-volume settings.

If you need minimal protection and just need to keep your hands clean, then disposable glove may be ideal. Latex is a natural rubber. Occasionally people find irritation when wearing gloves in highly demanding situations for extended periods of time. It's important to replace disposable gloves often to avoid allergies. Also, using powder-free gloves reduces outbreaks. Nitrile, Vinyl, and Chloroprene (neoprene) are all synthetic latex alternatives. All provide great puncture resistance with thicker gloves providing better protection. Each glove material has varying chemical resistance; check your chemical hazard to the glove material's resistance chart.

Nitrile beats latex or vinyl gloves on some dimensions, but customers still love pink exam gloves designed for short-term use. The vinyl material is not as tear and abrasion resistance as nitrile, but it gets the job done for quick applications. Why pay more for nitrile if you're just throwing it away after administering. single Covid-19 vaccine? Vinyl is cost effective and ideal for applications that require frequent changes. Polyethylene is a synthetic material that is more cost effective than vinyl. Plastic food service gloves are far less puncture resistant.