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Most people buy medical gloves by the box from department stores. However, medical facilities like clinics or hospitals must buy their gloves by the case, but how many boxes come in a case?

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We at Allied USA offer counts ranging between 200 and 2500 gloves per case, or approximately 4-10 boxes in every case. However, the number of boxes per case of gloves varies by brand and type of medical glove.

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Whether you’re buying cases in bulk or single boxes, we have the right gloves for you. Read on to learn more about our medical gloves and their counts by box and case.

Glove Boxes per Case by Type

Here at Allied USA, we offer over a dozen medical glove options, including examination and surgical gloves. We also provide various sizes, lengths, materials, and styles to ensure you’ll have the perfect fit with every use.

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Below, you’ll find details about each brand of gloves we supply and their box counts per case.

Examination Gloves

Examination gloves are perfect for everyday use in the medical or dental office. Here we’ve outlined every brand of examination glove carried by Allied USA.

McKesson Confiderm ® STR

50 gloves/box; 200 gloves/case (4 boxes)
Nitrile
Small – X-large
Standard cuff length

Max™

50 gloves/box; 400 gloves/case (8 boxes)
Nitrile
Medium – X-large
Extended cuff length

Esteem ®

150 gloves/box; 1500/case (10 boxes)
Vinyl
Small – large
Standard cuff length

Nitriderm EC®

50 gloves/box; 200 gloves/case (4 boxes)
Nitrile
Small – X-large
Extended cuff length
Chemo tested

Flexam ®

40 gloves/box; 200 gloves/case (5 boxes)
Nitrile
X-large only
Extended cuff length
Chemo tested

Black Talon ®

100 gloves/box
Nitrile
Medium only
Extended cuff length

Sterling SG ®

250 gloves/box; 2500 gloves/case (10 boxes)
Nitrile
X-small only
Standard cuff length
Chemo tested

Ambitex ®

100 gloves/box; 1000 gloves/case (10 boxes)
Vinyl
Small – X-large
Standard cuff length

Pulse ®

250 gloves/box; 2500 gloves/case (10 boxes)
Nitrile
X-small only
Standard cuff length
Chemo tested

Lifestar™ EC

100 gloves/box; 1000 gloves/case (10 boxes)
Nitrile
Small – large
Extended cuff length

Black-Fire Reversible Exam Glove

Ten boxes/case
Nitrile
Small – X-large
Standard cuff length

Non Sterile Nitrile Blue Exam Glove

50 gloves/box; 500 gloves/case (10 boxes)
Nitrile
Small and medium
Extended cuff length

Non Sterile Vinyl Clear

150 gloves/box; 1500 gloves/case (10 boxes)
Vinyl
Small and medium
Standard cuff length

Surgical Gloves

Surgical gloves must offer the highest protection for both the wearer and the patient. Here at Allied USA, we carry two top-rated surgical glove options.

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McKesson Finessis Zero ®

50 gloves/box; 200 gloves/case (4 boxes)
Flexylon® synthetic
Size 7 – 8.5
Extended cuff length
Chemo tested

McKesson Confiderm ® LT

40 gloves/box; 200 gloves/case (5 boxes)
Latex
Size 6.5
Extended cuff length

Choosing the Right Medical Gloves for You

Medical gloves may appear to serve the same purposes, such as protecting you from biohazards and preventing patient contamination. But every facet of the glove matters for the varying tasks at hand.

Surgical vs. Exam

The most crucial difference between surgical and examination gloves is their sterility.

Surgical gloves must be sterile because they come into direct contact with the patient’s bodily fluids and internal organs, making the risk for contamination between the patient and medical personnel high.

Examination gloves are appropriate for tasks and appointments where the patient’s body is not so open to contamination, such as drawing blood, checking for breast lumps, or other physical examinations.

Sterile vs. Non-Sterile

Sterile gloves go through a process of sterilization before packaging. This process removes all bacteria, viruses, and other dangers from the gloves, preparing them for contact with the patient’s fluids or organs.

Nonsterile gloves have not gone through the same sterilization process.

They are clean in their box, but their packaging does not entirely prevent bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms from touching the gloves and exposing the patient.

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Materials

Common materials used in medical gloves include the following:

Nitrile
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
Polyurethane
Latex

While latex is a natural rubber material, many people still develop latex allergies.

It’s important to know if you are allergic to latex so that you can choose a synthetic option (PVC, nitrile, or polyurethane) to avoid allergic reactions. If you are not allergic to latex, latex gloves will offer a slight advantage in dexterity and comfort.

Chemo-Tested

Chemo-tested gloves undergo rigorous testing to ensure they are safe to use with chemotherapy treatments. To protect yourself, these gloves must be highly resistant to permeation from chemotherapeutic agents.

Chemo-tested gloves are of the highest quality and considered the best for protection against both chemicals and microorganisms.

Sizes, Cuff Lengths, and Colors

Medical gloves should be snug to the skin but comfortable. Gloves that are too loose can bunch around your wrists and fingers, limiting mobility and allowing pathogens to enter the gloves through the opening more easily.

Gloves that are too tight can present a problem as well, cutting off circulation to your hands and becoming more prone to holes and tears in the material. A perfectly fitted glove should slide onto your hand comfortably, without pinching, bunching, or twisting.

Cuff lengths and glove colors can also matter for the intended use of the gloves. An extended cuff length is appropriate for surgeries or other procedures where you are more exposed to bodily fluids.

Our Reversible Black-Fire Exam Gloves are specially colored to make the glove’s tears or holes highly visible. These gloves are ideal for situations with a high risk for contamination.

Conclusion

Here at Allied USA, we offer the best in quality and affordability of medical gloves for every need. Gloves can be purchased by the box or the case, with case sizes ranging between 200 and 2500 gloves each. Browse our selection of medical gloves and other medical supplies today!

Sources

US.F.D.A.: Medical Gloves

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