INTCO Nitrile Gloves — Touch Flex & Advancare, 1,000 per Case (10 Boxes × 100)

Which of the two lines can be used on a patient?

Only Advancare. The page stocks two INTCO lines and they are not interchangeable: Advancare is the examination glove, listed for patient examination, phlebotomy preparation, wound care and specimen handling, and it carries the supplier's medical device licence 110308 as stated on the page. Touch Flex is a non-medical glove listed for cleaning, janitorial, salon, tattoo, food handling and general work, with no licence behind it. The distinction is not about thickness or feel — both are 100% nitrile, powder-free and latex-free — it is about the intended use the manufacturer declares, and a glove that touches a patient belongs on the licensed line — the store's own exam case at the same 3.5 mil gauge is the 3.5 mil nitrile exam case.

How is a case packed, and what does one case give a room?

One case is ten boxes of 100 gloves, so 1,000 gloves, and each box is a single model in a single size. That last detail decides the order shape: four sizes across two lines is eight case codes, not one case with a size mix, so a clinic that runs S through XL on both lines is ordering eight lines whether it wants them or not. Most rooms buy the sizes they actually fit and take the fourth size only when a locum or a student rotates through, because an unopened box holds its place on the shelf far better than an opened one.

What is the difference between 3.5 mil and 3.5 g on a case listing?

One is a thickness and one is a weight, and they are not the same measurement. Advancare is stated at 3.5 mil, which is 0.089 mm of film; Touch Flex is stated at 3.5 g nominal, which is the weight of a single glove. A glove can be thin and heavy, or thick and light, depending on the formulation and the cuff, so the two figures cannot be read as a ranking. Where fit and tactile feedback matter more than barrier, the weight figure tells you more; where the task is wet or prolonged, thickness and the declared use matter more, and the heavier 6 mil heavy-duty black pack is the thicker glove in the same catalogue.

Glove draw is easy to measure and easy to over-order: the printable consumption count sheet turns boxes into a monthly figure, and the clinic supply planner models that figure across operatories. Questions about which line fits a task go to the clinic ordering desk, which quotes multi-site quantities across both lines and both sizes.

CliniEco Medical distributes the INTCO range in Canada under MDEL #35334.

INTCO Nitrile Gloves — 1,000 Gloves per Case

This page covers the full INTCO case range. Two lines are stocked and they are not the same thing — choose by use:

Case packing and shipping

• One case = 10 boxes × 100 gloves = 1,000 gloves, one model and one size per case.
• Two cases ship free across Canada (Ontario, BC, Alberta and the rest of Canada alike). A single case is a flat $15.
• Powder-free and latex-free throughout the range.

Manufacturer and licensing

• Manufacturer and licence holder (Advancare): Shandong INTCO Medical Products Co., Ltd. — Health Canada licence 110308, Class II
• Licensed device name: ADVANCARE DISPOSABLE NITRILE EXAM GLOVES
• Importer / distributor: CliniEco Medical (MDEL #35334)
• Certificate of analysis available on request for every lot.

Specifications

Product photos show the black colourway of Touch Flex. The blue colourway is identical in construction and packaging apart from colour.

Prefer a single product page?

Advancare exam gloves — 3.5 mil, blue · Touch Flex non-medical gloves — 3.5 g, blue or black