Disposable gloves are made of different materials for different wear experiences.

    Nowadays, disposable gloves have become an essential equipment for "experimenteers", but some people often start to have trouble with gloves made of different materials (such as nitrile, latex, Vinyl, etc.). How to choose a better one is actually very simple:

    Choose gloves according to their own situation, beware of allergies:

    Of the three materials, latex gloves are the most commonly allergenic. They contain latex proteins that can cause allergies in some people. Nitrile and Vinyl gloves do not contain allergenic latex proteins, making allergies very rare.

    Different materials will bring different wearing experience:

    Latex gloves are flexible, soft and fit, but after wearing them for a long time, your hands may feel tired.

    Nitrile gloves are slightly less elastic than latex gloves, but it can be easily molded, hands will not be tired because of strong tension;

    Vinyl gloves have a smooth, soft feel, but are almost inelastic, making them easy to slip around the wrist.

    You need to choose the right gloves depending on the subject:

    Whether it is a chemistry lab, a physics lab, or a biology lab, the object of the experiment determines what kind of disposable gloves to choose. For example, in the chemistry laboratory, gloves of different materials have different tolerance to reagents, so they should be aligned with reagents before the experiment. Or in a physics lab, copper can destroy the protection of latex gloves...

    Therefore, we need to pay more attention to the selection of gloves, so as not to use improperly, affecting the protective effect.