First Aid Only FAE-6018 Nitrile Gloves Large 2 Mil

Product Description

The FIRST AID ONLY FAE-6018 is a disposable nitrile glove designed for medical-grade hand protection in demanding work environments. At 2 mil thickness, these gloves provide reliable barrier protection while maintaining tactile sensitivity for detail-oriented tasks. The smooth finish and ambidextrous design allow either-hand use, reducing inventory management at job sites and service vehicles. FDA approved for medical use, these gloves are appropriate for any trade professional who handles chemicals, biological materials, or contaminated components during service calls. Each package contains 4 gloves in size large.

These gloves are suited for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service applications where hand protection is required during maintenance, inspection, or repair work. The blue nitrile construction is powder-free, making them compatible with environments sensitive to latex and powder contamination. Medical-grade certification supports use in first aid response situations as well as general trade service tasks requiring PPE compliance.

Key Features

• 2 mil nitrile construction provides flexible, durable barrier protection
• Powder-free design reduces contamination risk in sensitive environments
• Ambidextrous fit works on either hand, simplifying glove management on the job
• FDA approved for medical-grade applications
• Smooth grip surface for consistent tactile feedback
• Blue color aids in visual identification during use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose disposable glove for trade and medical-grade applications requiring large-size nitrile hand protection.

Installation Notes

Disposable nitrile gloves are single-use PPE and should be donned before handling any chemical, electrical, or biological hazard. Inspect each glove for tears or pinholes before use and discard any damaged gloves immediately. Follow applicable OSHA PPE guidelines and local safety protocols when selecting gloves for specific chemical exposure scenarios. Do not reuse after contamination.