Testing Gloves - My way

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[BetterBiomedChannel]

The lower inflation pressures relate to gloves which are more stretchy and less likely to cause hand fatigue (like surgeon's gloves).

[faniritsidou]

What the last pear of gloves are called? But pls do more with gloves

[faniritsidou]

We're do you find the last pear of gloves and how much it costs?

[Nanogrip]

I'm liking this test very much. White/beige latex exam gloves are the absolute worst, they leave a bad smell that stays on your hands and underneath your fingernails. Would it be a good idea to test out types of hospital masks?

[BjornV]

Message through the PA in a store :
"Justin requested at the party department, Justin"

[BjornV]

22:22 I can be wrong, but i guess that the most majority of gloves have the same thickness all over the gloves,
but the difference in stretching between the fingers area and the handpalm has to do with the amount of surface.
A smaller diameter of hose can also handle more pressure/cm² (Bar) then the bigger diameter of hose from the same material.
Maybe as test, cutting a finger of each glove type, and measure with a micrometer the thickness of the material at the finger area,
and compare this with the handpalm area?

[andrewbarney]

My workplace is having us use the low cost vinyl exam gloves and I noticed some red grease seemed to stain my finger. Just wondering if these are adequate for protection from occasional blood, pus, etc and the pathogens that could come with them.