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Halyard Flexaprene Green Chloroprene Exam Gloves, Powder-Free - Small | Box of 200 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Halyard Flexaprene Green Chloroprene Exam Gloves, Powder-Free
The Halyard Flexaprene Green Chloroprene Exam Gloves are a latex-free alternative built for clinicians and caregivers who need reliable barrier protection without sacrificing feel. Made from chloroprene, these gloves offer a soft, snug fit with tactile sensitivity comparable to natural rubber latex, making them a smart choice for anyone with latex sensitivities or facilities moving toward latex-free protocols.
Each glove is powder-free and features a polymer coating designed for easier, faster donning, even when hands are damp. Textured fingertips improve grip on instruments and supplies, while the standard cuff length and 9½-inch size (Small) provide comfortable, secure coverage during exams and procedures. Fingertip thickness of 3.5 mil and palm thickness of 2.8 mil strike a balance between durability and dexterity.
The bright green color isn't just for looks — it helps staff quickly distinguish these chloroprene exam gloves from other glove types in busy clinical settings, reducing mix-ups during shift changes or supply restocking. Packaged 200 per box and sold non-sterile, these gloves are well suited for routine exams, patient care, and everyday clinical tasks.
Whether you're stocking a hospital supply closet, a home health kit, or a private practice, Flexaprene chloroprene exam gloves deliver dependable performance in a size Small, powder-free format.
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