Vinyl Gloves
Vinyl gloves are an ideal alternative for duties that demand both safety and cost-efficiency.
These gloves are commonly used in food service, cleaning, and light industrial activities with a low risk of punctures or exposure to severe chemicals. Our wholesale packages of vinyl gloves offer a cost-effective solution for enterprises who want large quantities of disposable gloves without compromising quality.
Vinyl gloves are especially popular for short-term use because they provide a relaxed fit and enough toughness to handle non-hazardous chemicals. Meddcare’s vinyl gloves wholesale prices are very reasonable which makes them popular in environments where frequent glove changes are required, such as cafeterias, daycare facilities, and janitorial services.
Product Features
Where Affordability Meets Everyday Usability
- TYPE – Vinyl powder free, non-sterile.
- MATERIAL – Polyvinyl chloride paste resin, grade: FPC DNV2P.
- COLOR – Clear white.
- DESIGN AND FEATURE – Ambidextrous, beaded cuff.
- POWDER – No powder lubricant added.
- PACKING STYLE – 100 pcs gloves x 10 dispensers x 1 carton.
A Resilient Barrier That Doesn’t Break the Budget
In environments where hygiene and frequent glove changes are essential, but cost matters. Meddcare Vinyl Gloves stand out as a reliable, everyday companion. Made from powder-free polyvinyl chloride (PVC), these gloves offer a smooth, ambidextrous fit with a comfortable beaded cuff, even in chaotic food service, daycare, or janitorial workflows, and incontinence care.
Safe for Those with Allergies, Inclusive by Design
Because Meddcare Vinyl Gloves contain no latex, they are the safer alternative in environments where allergic reactions or cross-sensitivity to rubber can put people at risk. This latex-free formulation is especially critical in care facilities, hospitals, and food prep areas serving both staff and clients who may face latex intolerance.
Ideal for Low–Risk, High–Volume Tasks
They provide gentler resistance to oils and mild detergents than nitrile or latex, especially valuable when rotating gloving every 90 minutes is best practice for both hygiene and cost control.
