How to wear disposable gloves?

Disposable gloves are required in many industries to reduce cross-contamination, minimize the risk of infection and maintain a high level of hygiene and protection in the workplace. 

However, it's important to wear and put on disposable gloves correctly to reduce the risk of tearing and breaking the protection they provide. 

Here, we break down how to wear disposable gloves to ensure you can perform your tasks safely and with minimal risk. This step-by-step breakdown should reduce the likelihood of workplace accidents and ensure that your business is protected.  


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How to put on disposable gloves 

Step 1 - Check glove size 

It is important that the gloves you will be wearing are the right size. The right size means they won't be so tight that they tear or so loose that they fall off or become less flexible. Glove sizes vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, but we have a good guide to determine which ones you may need. 

Step 2 - Remove all jewelry

Rings with large stones and bracelets with clasps can hook on disposable gloves, causing them to tear and break. Remove them before putting on the gloves.

Step 3 - Make sure your hands are clean 

You may think of gloves as your primary protection, but it is important that your hands are also clean to ensure that in the event of a tear or laceration, the skin underneath remains clean to minimize the spread of infection. 

We offer in-depth guides on how to properly wash your hands on our website. If you don't have access to soap and water, you can use an antibacterial hand sanitizer. 

Make sure your hands are thoroughly dry before putting on disposable gloves. 

Step 4 - Remove the gloves from the package 

Before putting them on, check them carefully for signs of tears or rips to make sure they are in good condition. 

Step 5 - Start with your dominant hand 

It is best to cover your dominant hand first and then pick up the gloves from the inside of the cuff with your non-dominant hand. Then simply slide your dominant hand into it. 

Remember, it is important that you only touch the inside of the glove to reduce the chance of contamination and that you only adjust this glove once the other glove is on. 

Step 6 - Putting on the other glove 

Holding the cuff of the glove again, push your non-dominant hand into the opening and gently move it inside. Make sure not to over flex your fingers before they enter the designated hole. 

Step 7 - Adjust the glove if necessary

Carefully adjust the glove to better fit the fingers and cover the entire hand. Make sure not to pull excessively to prevent rips and tears and avoid contact with the skin on your wrist when adjusting the cuff of the glove. 


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