Medical-grade gloves used to feature powder to make them easier to put on, but the FDA banned powdered gloves in January 2017 over illness and injury concerns. Avoid any gloves that contain powder.

Medical-grade gloves aren’t just for medical settings, though — if your job or hobbies require working with hazardous chemicals, the gloves form a barrier between the contaminants and your skin.

Medical-grade gloves aren’t just for medical settings, though — if your job or hobbies require working with hazardous chemicals, the gloves form a barrier between the contaminants and your skin.

The federal government has invested hundreds of millions of dollars to boost American production of medical gloves, but some companies say it's not enough when imported gloves have gotten cheaper.

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ZIBO, China, April 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- INTCO Medical ("INTCO" or "the Company"), the world's leading manufacturer of disposable gloves, has announced the global launch of its exclusive ...

Market Scope: Gloves designed specifically for medical use are used by medical professionals during examinations and procedures.

Medical-grade gloves used to feature powder to make them easier to put on, but the FDA banned powdered gloves in January 2017 over illness and injury concerns. Avoid any gloves that contain powder.

Medical-grade gloves used to feature powder to make them easier to put on, but the FDA banned powdered gloves in January 2017 over illness and injury concerns. Avoid any gloves that contain powder.