Disposable nitrile gloves are widely used as protective equipment in a variety of fields, including food, healthcare, industry, and chemistry. However, many people have misconceptions about their use, and may even face certain risks when using them. Today, we will explore these common issues and provide effective solutions.

Myth 1: Nitrile gloves can be reused. Disposable nitrile gloves should not be reused. Even after disinfection, they cannot be recycled. Reuse significantly reduces their protective performance and hygienic safety, and may also lead to bacterial growth and cross-infection.

Myth 2: Nitrile gloves protect against all chemicals. While disposable nitrile gloves have excellent chemical resistance, they are not suitable for all chemicals. For strong acids and organic solvents, more specialized chemical-resistant gloves are required.

Myth 3: Nitrile gloves can be stored freely. Direct sunlight can cause the glove material to deteriorate. Therefore, nitrile gloves should be stored in a well-ventilated, dry environment below 40°C, away from direct sunlight and other ultraviolet light sources.

How to choose high-quality products?

1. Check the Material
   Choose gloves made from 100% nitrile rubber. Avoid gloves containing latex or other ingredients.
2. Check the Certifications
   Choose gloves certified by reputable organizations such as the FDA and CE to ensure product quality and safety.