CliniEco Medical Nitrile Gloves — 6mil Heavy-Duty, Black, 1,000 Gloves (10-Box Case)

A 6 mil glove is bought for the tasks where a 3 mil exam glove tears: disinfectant rounds, waste handling, and long cleaning shifts. At 0.15 mm the wall is twice what a standard 3 mil exam glove carries, and the case price of $159.99 for a thousand gloves brings it to $0.16 each. The thinner 4.5 mil exam glove stays the better buy for short patient contact.

When is a 6 mil glove the right choice over a 3 mil exam glove?

When the glove is worn for the task rather than for the patient. Disinfecting bed rails, handling soiled linen, cleaning with bleach or a quaternary product, and long housekeeping rounds all put the wall against chemicals and edges for minutes at a time, and that is where a thin glove fails. Clinical contact of a few minutes — a blood draw, a dressing change, a set of observations — is served by a 4 or 4.5 mil exam glove with better feel. The listing carries no sterility claim, so a sterile procedure needs a sterile glove instead.

What does a glove cost in the single box and in the ten-box case?

A hundred-glove box lists at $19.99, so a glove costs $0.20. The ten-box case lists at $159.99 for a thousand gloves, which is $16.00 a box and $0.16 a glove — $3.99 less on every box you buy that way. The case is worth taking once a clinic gets through more than a box a week, because the saving is on the unit rather than on the order, and gloves do not go off faster than a busy team can use them.

Does the extra thickness cost you feel or fit?

Feel, yes; fit, not much. A heavier wall transmits less touch, which is why the surface is textured across the whole glove rather than at the fingertips — wet grip is where the loss would otherwise show. Fit is held by the single adult size and the extended beaded cuff, which covers more wrist and makes donning easier in a hurry. Powder-free and latex-free construction means no powder residue on a surface you are about to wipe, and no natural rubber latex protein for a staff member who reacts to it.

Ordering the two sizes together. The clinic supply planner converts resident or patient counts into boxes per month, and mixed cases of glove grades can travel in one shipment. Standing orders for a care home or a cleaning contractor are quoted on the wholesale page. These gloves are imported into Canada by CliniEco Medical under MDEL #35334.

The CliniEco Medical Nitrile Gloves — 6mil Heavy-Duty, Black, 1,000 Gloves (10-Box Case) deliver extra-thick, industrial-grade hand protection for long-term care (LTC) facilities, cleaning crews, and heavy-use workplaces. Each glove is made from 100% nitrile with a 6 mil (0.15 mm) wall — twice the thickness of standard 3 mil exam gloves — for dramatically better puncture, tear, and chemical resistance when you are handling disinfectants, waste, and demanding tasks all day. The full-surface texture keeps a firm grip in wet and slippery conditions, the extended cuff adds wrist protection, and the black colour hides stains and grime in high-traffic environments. Powder-free and latex-free, they are gentle on sensitive skin and safe for users with latex allergies. Supplied 100 gloves per box, they deliver the same heavy-duty performance category as Medline equivalents at 30%+ less cost — the value choice for high-volume LTC and industrial buyers.

Key Benefits:

• 6 mil extra-thick — twice the standard: at 0.15 mm, this glove has double the wall thickness of standard 3 mil exam gloves, giving superior resistance to punctures, tears, and everyday chemical exposure — so a single box lasts longer through the toughest shifts.
• Fully textured for wet-slip grip: texture runs across the entire glove surface, not just the fingertips, for a secure non-slip hold on handles, tools, and slippery surfaces — ideal for wet cleaning, disinfection, and chemical handling.
• Powder-free & latex-free: no powder residue to contaminate surfaces or irritate skin, and zero natural rubber latex proteins — safe for residents, patients, and staff with latex allergies.
• Black — the stain-hiding workhorse: black hides dirt, stains, and discolouration from cleaning chemicals, keeping hands presentation-ready through long shifts; the preferred colour for LTC, janitorial, and housekeeping teams.
• Extended cuff: a longer, beaded cuff covers more of the wrist and forearm for easy donning and added protection during splash-prone tasks.
• Single-Box or Bulk 10-Box: $19.99 for a 100-glove box, or choose the Bulk 10-Box case at $159.99 ($16.00 per box) — a 20% saving for LTC facilities, cleaning companies, and workshops that go through gloves quickly.
• 30%+ cheaper than Medline: comparable heavy-duty performance to Medline and other national brands at a fraction of the cost per glove.

Long-term care & senior care cleaning: disinfecting bed rails and high-touch surfaces, changing linens, and handling soiled items with confidence — the thick 6 mil wall resists rips through repeated cleaning rounds, while the black colour keeps hands looking professional across multiple tasks. Industrial & janitorial: machine maintenance, parts handling, painting, and floor care where punctures and harsh chemicals are an everyday risk. Housekeeping & home cleaning: bathrooms, kitchens, and deep-cleaning sessions with bleach and degreasers, with a dependable grip on wet bottles, mops, and tiles. Pet care & grooming: bathing, grooming, and waste handling with reliable barrier protection for staff and pet owners alike. Specifications at a glance: each glove is made from 100% nitrile with a 6 mil (0.15 mm) fully textured wall, an extended beaded cuff, is powder-free and latex-free in black, arrives 100 gloves per box, and is manufactured to ASTM D6319 with an AQL of ≤ 1.5 — medical-grade quality at an LTC- and industrial-grade price. Full technical details are listed in the specification table below.

Product Specifications

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