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Historically, latex gloves have been used in the medical and dental industries because of their superior dexterity and tactile feel, especially for surgical work. However, these can be problematic with practitioners and patients, or any glove..

In Eagle Protect’s groundbreaking research, over 2,800 disposable glove samples (26 different brands) were analyzed for cleanliness. Microbial analysis tested the bioburden on both the inside (skin contact) and outside (food and patient contact) of..

Gloves provide protective barriers against contamination from patients, food and chemicals and are worn across multiple industries.  

In the medical industry, protection from viruses, pathogens and chemical contamination is paramount when dealing..

Eagle Protect (US and NZ) is proud to announce that the company has been named a winner in the global Real Leaders Impact Awards. These annual awards recognize the world’s top impact companies who are leading the way in business as a force for good.

Efficient teams deliver rapid service and create happy customers. The ideal situation. The wrong gloves can slow workers down, threatening your customer satisfaction. Here’s how:

Vinyl gloves, said to be the most commonly used glove for food handling in the US, are facing mounting evidence of food safety risks, including containing toxic plasticizer chemicals. These plastics known as ortho-phthalates, many of which have been..

Single-use gloves are outlined by the FDA :

Latex gloves are not used to handle food because of latex proteins which can cause allergic reactions, from skin allergies and asthma to serious breathing difficulty. Similarly, you wouldn’t want your food to contain anything that will make your..

As the soaring demand for PPE in the US decreases due to a national decline in Covid positivity rates, the Journal of Commerce reports the demand for gloves will remain strong as vaccinations continue.