Backed by the Zhonghong Pulin Group, HBM Protections operates a 140,000-square-meter modern facility with an annual production capacity exceeding 500,000,000 pairs of Surgical gloves.
Our products comply with CE, FDA 510K, ISO 13485, and UN certifications, offering three precision-grade Acceptable Quality Levels (AQL): AQL 0.65 (high-risk surgeries),and AQL 1.5 (standard examination). Each batch undergoes a 7-step inspection and 100% air inflation testing.
We serve international medical distributors, government healthcare tenders, institutional buyers, and global hospital procurement networks (GPOs).
We have our own brand Medispo® and we can make OEM/ODM production.
Yes, we are China’s pioneer producer of certified anti-virus surgical gloves and offer 100% latex-free Polyisoprene (PI) surgical gloves.
The standard MOQ for bulk and OEM/ODM orders is （Plastic plastic long packaging bag）50,000 pairs per model or (paper long packaging bag)100,000pairs per model or (Blister square packaging bag)200,000pairs per model, with full support for mixed container loading within a single 20ft/40ft HQ container.
Other disposable medical supplies (nitrile gloves, etc.) welcome to describe your purchase information and get the latest quotation for free
Standard Medispo® brand orders ship within 15 to 30 days, while custom OEM/private label production takes 30 to 45 days.
The specific delivery date depends on your order quantity and requirements. You are welcome to consult immediately.
Gloves undergo validated E-beam or Ethylene Oxide (EO) sterilization with a shelf life of 3 years (extendable up to 5 years for select items).
Yes, we provide free product samples for quality evaluation. While the samples themselves are complimentary, the international courier/freight cost is to be borne by the customer (via Customer’s own DHL, FedEx, or UPS account).
We support Incoterms including FOB, CIF, CFR, and EXW, and accept T/T and 100% Irrevocable Letter of Credit at sight.
Contact us via www.betterglove.com or email sales@betterglove.com for 24-hour response services.
Powdered Gloves Have Cornstarch Added Which Makes Them Easier To Put On, Especially In Busy Locations, And Can Prevent Gloves From Sticking Together. When Powdered Gloves Are Worn For A Long Period Of Time The Powder Can Cling To User’s Skin And Cause Sensitivities Or Allergies. Cornstarch Powder May Also Contribute To Latex Allergies Or Sensitivity.
It Is Important To Note That Powdered Gloves Are Not Generally An Allergy Concern With Nitrile Or Vinyl Gloves.
Powder-Free Gloves Undergo A Process Known As Chlorination That Helps Make Latex Gloves Less Form Fitting So That Powder Is Not Needed For Easy Donning And Removal. During The Process, Gloves Are Treated With A Chlorine Solution, Rinsed With Water, And Dried To Remove Most Of The Powdered Residue And Latex Proteins.
The Downside Of The Process Is That Powder-Free Gloves Can Be Harder To Remove Quickly And May Decrease The Firmness Of The Glove’s Grip. Powder-Free Gloves Are Also More Expensive Than Powdered Gloves Due To The Extra Effort Involved In The Chlorination Process.
Powdered Latex Gloves Have Cornstarch Added To Them To Help The User Who Is Donning Them (Putting Them On) To Slide Their Hands In Easier And Faster. The Cornstarch Is Absent In Case Of Non-Powdered Gloves.
It Is 100% Corn Starch And Helps Make It Easier To Put The Gloves On Or Take Them Off
Sterile Gloves Are Defined As Sterile When They Meet The FDA Standards For Sterilization Techniques. Non-Sterile Gloves Are Not Usually Sterilized By The Manufacturer Of The Gloves, But Still Must Be Tested By The FDA After Sterilization To Ensure That They Meet The FDA’s Standard Assurance Level (SAL) For Sterilization Techniques.
It Is Important To Note That Non-Sterile Gloves Are Typically Used For Non-Surgical Medical Procedures And Examinations. Sterile Gloves Are Used To Carry Out Surgical Procedures.
One Of The Main Differences Between Non-Sterile And Sterile Gloves Is The AQL Or The Acceptable Quality Level Of Pinholes. Surgical Gloves Have A Lower AQL Than Non-Sterile Gloves, With Sterile Gloves AQL At 1.0 To 1.5 And Non-Sterile Gloves AQL At 1.5 To 2.5. The Number Refers To The Gloves In The Sample That Will Have Pinholes. So, For Example, About 1.5 To 2.5% Of The Non-Sterile Sample Gloves Would Have A Pinhole. An AQL Of 1 Means That 1% Of The Gloves Will Have Pinholes, And So On.
Look For A Comfortable, Good Barrier Protection, And Tactile Sensitivity. Individuals Who Are Diagnosed With Latex Allergies Should Not Use Natural Rubber Latex Gloves. If Powder Is Inappropriate In An Area, Select Powder-Free Gloves.
Yes. We Offer Free Sample. But You Need Pay A Small Fee For Shipping Wholesale Surgical Gloves.
Our Standard Gloves Sizing Ranges From 5.5 To 9.0 At An Increment Of 0.5. However, We Can Customize For You Wholesale Medical Gloves According To How You Want Them.
Usually Within 3 Weeks If No Customization On The Products, But It May Take Up To 60 Working Days If The Shipping Company Stock In Trouble.
No matter what style of coconut bowl you want, based on our extensive experience, we can manufacture it. In particular, our research team supports slightly medical gloves, which makes the final product can be distinguished from the vast majority of gloves on the market.
